So, while I’m grateful to get a break from school to see my family, I am aware of the implications of the holiday.
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Bodetti’s Final Column (We Think)
Millennials love activism, drones, environmentalism, and earthquake metaphors. What more could they want?
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A Senior’s Seven Unresolved Uncertainties
While we’re on the subject of buses, a senior (who will remain anonymous) accidentally got on the Newton bus a month ago—seniors: We’re just like you.
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A Modest Proposal for Boston College
Instead, I offer this easy solution—a recognition, a final proposal for a revised motto: We must truly be “men and women for ourselves.”
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Appreciating the Opportunities That Come With Higher Education
Reflection of this type externalizes internal motivation so stressors can work in tandem instead of in conflict.
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Class Participation, Preventing Meaningful Contributions
Let us not forget, however, that there is a profound difference between being heard and resonating with others.
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Despite Limited Options, Shopping Ethically in the BC Bookstore
Ultimately, every dollar spent is a vote in favor of a company’s practices.
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Sampling BC’s World-Class Course Collection
I know that for some people, self-reflection isn’t their thing.
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Authenticity, The Missing Factor in the Recruiting Cycle
In my attempt at getting a more comprehensive and truthful look at the job recruiting process, I interviewed current and former job-seeking students to obtain their thoughts on the process.
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Experiencing Gender, Constructing Manhood
Men tell me that expressions of manhood on campus are very homogenous. I interviewed my male friends to understand some more perspectives.
