By: Sarah Moore
Irish or not, the Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade gave everyone an excuse to celebrate, a little excessively, together-and I look forward to joining the green adorned masses in 2015.
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Boston in the South
By: Bennet Johnson
Boston has a big influence outside of the New England bubble, though. One area with a distinct Bostonian flavor includes Fort Myers and Sanibel Island, Fla.-otherwise known as Boston South.
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Lessons From Emerson
By: Ryan Towey
BC may have something to learn from Emerson’s focus on educating their students in different cities around the country.
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Looking At ‘ZooMass’
By: Maggie Powers
A mutual understanding between the administration and the students to prevent a fiasco like the Blarney Blowout in the future is the concrete, positive response needed to once again shake the “ZooMass” reputation.
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Another Group of Bostonians
By: Bennet Johnson
After distributing the remains of our supply of sandwiches and cookies, our group headed back to T, this time noticing numerous homeless people huddled together for warmth in the underground stations. As we all return to the BC Bubble, their problem goes on.
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Aesthetic Versus Function
By: Ryan Towey
The residents of Beacon Hill need to be sure to put the needs of the disabled above the beauty of their historic neighborhood wherever possible
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The Beauty of a Boston Winter
By: Sarah Moore
The wind seemed to be coming from all directions, blowing both my hair and scarf so violently that I was nearly blinded, until I managed to duck into the snow-free safety zone that is the Fenway movie theater.
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COLUMN: In Defense of The Snow
By: Ryan Towey
Most would hurry to the Copley T stop and vanish into the warmth of the underground trains, but there exist few greater experiences in life than a walk in the snow.
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The Name Everyone Should Know
By: Maggie Powers
There is something wonderfully human about Police Commissioner William B. Evans. He is far too humble for his role. He claims the hardest part of his new job as police commissioner is “finding an outfit.”
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COLUMN: BCPD’s Well-Deserved Thank You
By: Bennet Johnson
After numerous drunken encounters with students in the Mods and lurking around Late Night, I’m always surprised to see an officer smile and wave at passing students crossing CoRo on Monday morning.
