Associate Arts Editor Emily Himes discusses the consequences of Cuba’s new censorship laws.
Summer Spent on the Hill
“For better or worse, internships are still the best way to land a job on the Hill. There’s no better way to meet the people and learn the skills necessary to succeed here,” Mike Demakos, BC ’16 said.
College Democrats and College Republicans Debate As Midterms Loom
Boston College’s College Democrats and College Republicans faced off in a debate hosted by the Eagle Political Society (EPS) on Tuesday. The contentious debate took place just weeks before the high-stakes midterm elections.
Finding Passions That Induce Political Participation
For those who are not fascinated by the idea of Congress or in awe of presidential power, voting is allowed to simply be about passion.
Guest Op-Ed: Students, Not Criminals
“Their screams for justice were met with violent repression, yet they were not silenced.”
Guest Op-Ed: Nicaragua’s Cry For Democracy
“By then, around 28 students had been confirmed murdered by his orders.”
Finding the Flaws in Fake News
“I am normally a skeptic, maybe even a cynic, so I always check the citations and the history of whoever presents information to me.”
LTE: In Response to: “Two Students Accused of Property Damage For Chalking”
“This is because the snowflakes at BC aren’t college students. They’re administrators.”
Don’t Call Me a Liberal
“This is why I hate being called a liberal.”
Escaping Comfort to Discuss Real Issues
“They were each placed in a chair to represent parties of millions, but it came down to themselves.”