Small talk—it’s easy. But, ultimately, small talk keeps people from being the smart, engaging individuals that they actually are.
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The Failings Of Neoliberal Education
If universities hope to educate students—preparing them to take on world issues with inventive solutions—the universities need to change their current focus.
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Right Behind Us: The T’s Failures Are Catching Up
The state of the T says a lot more about our city than we would probably like it to. That’s why now, more than ever, it demands our attention.
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To Save A Life: Justifying The Cost Of BC’s Tuition
How much is your education really worth when it comes to saving human lives?
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Political Beliefs In The Classroom
As the primary and presidential elections approach, it’s important for professors to reconsider how they address politics in the classroom at BC.
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The Faux Hoverboard
The new “hoverboards” that can be seen around on campus—they have to go.
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Writing Straight To The Heart Of The Medium
When you give up the keyboard and computer screen, you might be amazed by what you find.
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Why I’m Not Voting
When looking at reasons to vote, it’s important to understand the difference between purposeful passivity and just being indifferent to the election itself.
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This Too Shall Pass: Learning To Embrace The Lulls
The one slump that no one is talking about might be the most important one—The October Slump.
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Below My Feet: Appreciating The Benefits Of Worry
You shouldn’t be looking to calm down—you should be looking for fear. You should be looking for the challenges.
