The Suffolk Voice, Suffolk University, MA
12 hours ago
Last Thursday, we featured one of the two managing editors of The Suffolk Voice, Krystle Vermes. This issue, we turn the spotlight to her accomplice, Brett Boisvert. Brett held together one of the most popular, significant sections of the Voice as the news editor last year. We decided to do a little interrogating to gain some insight into how the job as co-managing editor is treating him this semester, and how he's handling the additional responsibility. In Thursday's issue, we'll shift the focus to Jimmy Toscano, the Voice sports editor. Continue to look for more Q&A with the editors in every issue from now until winter break!
Fifteen, MIT Sloan School of Business, MA
5 hours ago
Latin Si Function!!! Fiesta Caliente!!! It’s finally OVER!!!!!! How to get a job in any economy [except this one] TODAY: Last chance to talk to McKinsey! Until Nishant Rao comes again tomorrow at 7am Just in: open offers! Interview with Bain,
Fifteen, MIT Sloan School of Business, MA
1 day ago
Our very own MIT Sloan prophet, Alfred P. Sloan shares wisdom and advice to help perpetually-confused MIT Sloan students. Do you have a problem? Ask Alfred for the answer at askalfredp@gmail.com. Dear Alfred, My project team is addicted to Rock Band.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
1 day ago
For the past year and a half at Brown, I have thoroughly enjoyed my dining experience at the Sharpe Refectory. The variety, atmosphere, and location have made it an ideal establishment to enjoy my daily meals. However, in the past week, I have lost all confidence in the Ratty.
The New Hampshire, University of New Hampsire, NH
1 day ago
November 4, 2008 may well be remembered as a historic day in American history. Barack Obama ascendancy to the highest office in the land is already being called many things; a victory for civil rights, a Democratic mandate, the dawn of a new era for American politics.
Huntington News, Northeastern University, MA
1 day ago by Gail Waterhouse
The line to get into afterHOURS stretched past the venue's awning and into the rain Saturday night as students waited in anticipation to see the Virgina-based band Mae perform.
The event, which had about 80 people in attendance, was hosted by fraternity Kappa Sigma as part of its fall concert series, said Vice President of Membership and Recruitment Robbie Sambuca.
Harbus, Harvard University, MA
2 days ago by Joanne Knight (NB), Contributing Writer
Ever wonder why Shad gets so crowded in the evenings, or why you can always find runners and bikers circling the Charles? Is it to relieve stress, perhaps attract a future partner, or rather; is it to land that dream job? Like it or not, it seems that when it comes to landing the dream job, beautiful people have an edge.
Huntington News, Northeastern University, MA
2 days ago by Jackson Connor
Northeastern bands Plastic Reverie and Eroica took the stage in front of more than 50 students Tuesday during a free show hosted by afterHOURS. Veteran folk rockers Cassavettes, made up of one Northeastern alumnus and three of his friends from his hometown in Texas, headlined the event.
Huntington News, Northeastern University, MA
2 days ago by Eric Allen
When Julian Jung was playing a fishing game for class during his senior year of high school, his teacher, Erik Berg, did not just notice his aptitude for making an imaginary fishing company successful - he noticed his natural leadership and the ingenuity that helped his team win the game.
The Post - Brown Daily Herald, Brown, RI
5 days ago
I was reading a book the other day and apparently, we've got the entire genesis of the world thing completely and utterly wrong. It was not some Big Bang followed by "evolution" and it sure as hell was not a voice in the ether proclaiming fiat lux. I found this compelling theory in a handy compendium of Greek myths that disproves everything else.
The New Hampshire, University of New Hampsire, NH
5 days ago
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
5 days ago
Apparently, everybody's got to hate somebody. Racism has been out of vogue for years, and last Tuesday we elected a black man to be the leader of the free world. Yet on that same day, Arkansas, Arizona, Florida and California approved discriminatory ballot measures that limit the rights of same-sex couples.
The New Hampshire, University of New Hampsire, NH
5 days ago
Thumbs up to martinis that are shaken, not stirred.
Thumbs down to hockey talk,
Thumbs up to opting for basketball instead of musical theater.
Thumbs down to no Pats on Sunday, especially after that loss to the Jets last night. Damn you Brett Favre!
Thumbs up to days off in the middle of the week.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
5 days ago by Daniel Matuszewski
The question floating around Capitol Hill these days is, can we and should we save the automotive giant known as General Motors? Shares of GM have touched a 65-year low, falling below $3 this week amid analysts' predictions that the company may be facing bankruptcy.
The Post - Brown Daily Herald, Brown, RI
5 days ago
The birds and the bees, the flowers and the trees, FemSex, mSex, and this column too - Brown students just looooove to talk about sex. Sex Power God? Been there. Medical role-play? Done that. Anal beads? I own some. Oh yes, Brunonians have seen it all. Yet, bring up that the catchy little acronym "STI," and previously lively conversations begin to falter.
Le Provocateur, Assumption College, Ma
6 days ago by Joe Mascia
Sunday, November 1, marked the 13 month anniversary of the phone call that changed everything. It came on a Monday morning, somewhere around seven in the morning. I was asleep, still an hour or so from getting up to study for a marketing test I had later on that day.
The Record, Harvard Law School, MA
6 days ago by Matt Hutchins
"Spore", Will Wright's newest title, has once again redefined the limits of video games by combining Sim City's build-and-grow mentality with the infinite customization of The Sims to create what is possibly the most grandiose and dynamic sandbox ever conceived.
The Record, Harvard Law School, MA
6 days ago
The election of Barack Obama '91 has unleashed a flurry of speculation over who will be considered for the new President's administration. Many of the choices will be made from among the horde of prominent liberals at the nation's top universities, and it comes as no surprise that one of the heaviest concentrations of these individuals - and one of the greatest potential sources of Obama administration appointments - is Harvard.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
6 days ago by Claudia Huapaya
You might have heard a rumor. A rumor that I helped spread: A Notre Dame fan is still on campus. He got stranded - I heard he missed his flight or something - and is now staying in the Mods. This is a lie, and I'm sorry. Although this is a myth, there is a true legend staying in the Mods this week; we'll just call him Brocki. In his honor, I give you The Notre Dame Fan.
The Heights, Boston College, MA
6 days ago by Marc Cubelli
As the James Bond franchise celebrates the release of its 22nd official film, we look back at 15 moments that have left us shaken and stirred.
#15. "Now you see it…" If you could pinpoint the exact moment in Die Another Day when it became clear that the Bond franchise needed a reboot, it was the moment when Bond goes out for a spin in that damn invisible car.
Brown Daily Herald, Brown University , RI
6 days ago by Jake Heimark
Make a quick jump to the "U.S. News and World Report" website and you'll find that Brown has again secured itself the last position in the Ivy League, sixteenth overall among national universities. Perhaps it is time we threw out "In Deo Speramus" and replaced it with "Superati Vincimus": we win when we lose.
Le Provocateur, Assumption College, Ma
6 days ago by Megan Kellet
You're a first-year student. You want to run to Shaw's or Price Chopper to grab a few snacks and sodas for the week, but you don't have a car. Or, you're an upperclassman whose car recently broke down, and you need to get to your job or internship. Do you find it frustrating to be without a car on campus? Is it impossible to get around without one? Therefore, the new idea of bringing the Zip Car program to Assumption College is a wonderful idea, right?
No.
Le Provocateur, Assumption College, Ma
6 days ago by Becky McCarthy
Almost every Assumption College student has been there. You're walking back from Taylor after dinner when you realize that the keys to get into your building are still sitting on the desk in your room, which does you absolutely no good. You may then proceed to call everyone in your phone book who lives in your building until someone answers.
Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University, MA
6 days ago by Delia Mooney and Emily Roache
Want to get in touch with your artsy side? Head on over the one of the most popular museums in Boston, the Museum of Fine Arts. Originally built on Copley Square in 1876, MFA moved to Huntington Avenue in 1909. It features over 450,000 works of art and is one of the most renowned museums in the world.
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