Welcome to Odds Hell, where the price for failure is high, but the rush is even higher.
Adopting The Disconnect
Adopting a child provides its own unique set of challenges, one of which being out of the adopters control.
If You Could Choose One Professor To Be The President Of The US, Who Would It Be And Why?
In this week’s edition of “Voices From The Dustbowl,” we asked students which professor they would choose to become President of the United States.
Productivity Through Profanity: Cursing As An Effective Motivator
An exploration of cursing as a tool for enhanced productivity and effectiveness, based around the philosophy of Jason Bacher from Good F–king Design.
International Inclusion: Bridging The Culture Gap Among BC Students
About a year ago, Boston College FACES released a video to raise campus awareness about offensive dialogue on the popular social networking app YikYak. The video featured students reading offensive posts from YikYak, posts that were submitted anonymously by others in the BC community and which often exhibited racist, sexist, or homophobic undertones. Of particular…
F.A.S.T. Week Brings Important Expansions
Boston College is nationally recognized for its service and volunteer work, and is still seeing reinventions and new initiatives.
A Welcome Step In The March For Equality
LGBTQ organizers participated for the first time in the city’s annual St. Patrick’s Day parade—a welcome addition to a historic tradition.
Exercise In Self-Hate: Reasons Why Lists Are Awful
Lists are the bane of columns and articles—they are tangential, unmemorable, and ultimately, they have no conclusion.
Humor And Humility
Humor penetrates all facets of our lives, and we must take note of the kind that manages to be grounded rather than bitter, because that’s where the good stuff is.
A Letter To A Younger Feminist
Do not shy away, younger self. You are moving in the right direction. Never give in.