The Heights, Boston College, MA
11 hours ago by Alex Walker
Today Americans are experiencing the ripple effects of a global economic crisis of which the United States is the epicenter. Some of the world's leading financial management firms have experienced significant net losses, public and private bankruptcies abound, and job loss is prolific.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
16 hours ago
As I followed the presidential election over the summer - the negative ads, Barack Obama's trip to the Middle East and Europe, the growing excitement over the potential vice-presidential nominees and the seesawing polls, I grew nervous. Pundits alleged that Obama did not respond quickly enough to attacks portraying him as a celebrity and the media exaggerated Obama's smallest dips in the polls.
The Daily Free Press, Boston University, MA
21 hours ago
In a news story published Wednesday ("Group recognizes BU incubator program," p. 3), misidentified several BU incubator programs due to an editing error.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
1 day ago by Josh Darr
Without Election Central, I know that a lot of you were starved for political news this summer. If it makes you feel any better, you didn't miss a whole lot. There was a lot of talk about celebrity, homes, Germans, arugula, Hawaii, and Paris Hilton. It was as serious as it sounds.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
1 day ago by Keith Evans
Three years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, Mother Nature pulled another fast one on the Gulf Coast - 150 mph fast. Gustav, the second major hurricane of the 2008 Atlantic hurricane season, formed as a tropical depression on the morning of Aug. 25 off the coast of Haiti. Rapidly strengthening into a tropical storm that afternoon, Gustav survived a brief period of disorganization to develop a well-defined eye wall that same night. In the early hours of Aug. 26, multiple hurricane-hunter aircrafts confirmed that, with winds topping 90 mph, Gustav had become a full-fledged hurricane.
The Quad News, Quinnipiac University, CT
1 day ago by Kaitlyn Anness
Slim Fast drinks, Special K cereal, Muscle Milk…the list goes on and on. Now a part of American culture, meal replacement bars, shakes, and even powders have become more popular among athletes and non-athletes alike.
A meal replacement is a drink, snack bar, dissolvable powder or pill that is meant to provide the body with the same amount of nutrients as a healthy meal.
The Quad News, Quinnipiac University, CT
1 day ago by Tracy Diamond
See where an SPB event that will air a live Yankees - Red Sox game on Friday, Sept. 26 ranks among the Top Ten things to do this Fall...
The Daily Free Press, Boston University, MA
2 days ago
In a news story Tuesday ("GSU to build new center," p. 1), the name of College of Communication senior Carrie Chiusano was misspelled due to a reporting error.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
2 days ago by Jake Heimark
When Brown welcomed the majority of the class of 2012 for Orientation, nearly an eighth of the class had arrived four days before to participate in the Third World Transition Program. Despite the Third World Center's best efforts to publicize the event, many first years will not learn of the program until they begin unpacking boxes and carrying fridges up crowded staircases, only to notice that some of their classmates have already settled into the dorms.
Le Provocateur, Assumption College, Ma
2 days ago by Mike Andrews
Now that the beds have been bunked and the posters have been set up, dormitory life has finally set in. Mom and Dad have driven away, and as they drive away you now know what freedom truly is. For many of you, this is your first time away from home other than summer camp a few years ago.
Le Provocateur, Assumption College, Ma
2 days ago by Cayla Slattery
Welcome, Assumption College Class of 2012. As you look around your dorm room, outfitted with everything on Target's recommended college gear list, wave goodbye to your loving parents and smile at your new roommate, you might think you're ready for Assumption life.
Harbus, Harvard University, MA
3 days ago by David Rawlingson (MBA '08), Alumni
This is an exquisite day.
A time that is truly momentous. For almost all of us, it marks receipt of the last degree we will ever earn. It marks the final transition of the mind from preparation to application. It marks a move away from learning about the possible and toward creating it.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
5 days ago by Alvin Kerber
Why go to Brown? For some, there are opportunities for excitement and adventure. For some, there are resources to build a foundation for their later lives. But for one of my friends, the primary benefit of Brown was simple: "I went to Brown so that I wouldn't ever have to take English again.
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