Within this column, I document the trials and travails of a poor CSOM major, when all the A&S kids are getting jobs.
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Games That Are Worth The Money
There are some extraordinary athletes whom you just have to be at their games to witness their true glory, and tickets to those games are worth the money. When my kids ask me about LeBron, I can now say I saw him play in person.
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The Return Of Smash Bros. And Fire Alarms
The fire alarms of Ignacio are torturing us again, and we still cannot wrap our minds around why the University spent money on a superfluous staircase at the top of the staircase next to the Comm. Ave. garage. That’s okay, though, because we now have Super Smash Bros. on our TI-84s to distract us.
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Doing As The Romans Do
A native Roman shares some of her experiences of growing up in Italy and offers travelers a few tips.
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Things I Know For Sure
When you do the learning yourself, the information stays with you long after the experience is over.
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On Breaking The Male Stigma At BC
If you’re a female on campus this week, you’ve probably heard about the Women’s Center’s Love Your Body Week. If you’re a male, you probably heard about the events, and then proceeded to go about your everyday business, since “women’s issues” don’t concern you.
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The Great Mod Pasta Cook-off Of 2014
This is a tale about pasta. Everyone at BC is familiar with the infamous pasta bowls at on-campus parties. Well, this is a story about how that pasta came to be.
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The Smartest Man You’ll Never Meet
We have certain conceptions of what intelligence means. We don’t consider, though, that there is an intelligence that can’t be measured by GPAs and college degrees.
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Dictatorship: An Alternative To Gridlock
Political polarization has made the U.S. government more dysfunctional than ever. That’s why I should be in charge.
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Laundry Thieves, We Are Looking For You
Somebody has been stealing our laundry and they will pay.
