A Word from the SGA
Dear Students, The Student Government Association would like to give a few updates for this week. Congratulations to all of the final nominees and winners for the SGA Awards. Everyone who attended th...
Category Archives: Opinion
Dangerous operations must be closed
***Graphic*** Dr. Kermit Gosnell – have you heard of him? If you haven’t, I wouldn’t be surprised. There’s been a virtual blackout regarding Gosnell’s murder trial and horrifying “business” practices...
The only bright side to Monday’s tragedy: the efficiency of law ...
Patriot’s Day is supposed to be a day of celebration, of viewing or taking part in a historic running event and maybe catching an early Red Sox game. After the horrific attacks that occurred on Monda...
The Politics of the Marathon Monday disaster
Yesterday’s unfortunate events at the Boston Marathon were horrendous and a threat to America. The explosion caused three deaths and many more injuries to innocent observers of loved ones running acr...
My Final Staff Editorial
I was angry. In fact, I was livid. I was stuck in the middle of the crowd on Boylston Street just a few blocks down from Forum, a bar where RadioBDC, the Globe’s radio station featuring former staff ...
Call it what it is: illegal immigration
____________ Immigrants? On Tuesday, April 2, the Associated Press made a major change to their universal writing style guide restricting the use of the term “illegal immigrant” because of its offens...
Staff Editorial
Thomas M. Menino was the last of the “big urban mayors” of the 20th Century. As the city celebrates his career, since he announced no intention to seek a sixth term last Thursday, media outlets are p...
A Word from the SGA
Dear Students, The Student Government Association would like to give a few updates for this week. The finance committee had their budget allocations meeting this weekend, therefore by now you should ...
Progress, now!
Ally Johnson Journal Staff Marriage equality is an issue that has pressed on as one of the most passionate debates of our time over the last decade. On March 26, the Supreme Court held an oral debat...
Staff Editorial
There’s really not much going on this week, and as Sex and Love Week continues through to Friday, there aren’t many stories to write this editorial on. One could be Boston College’s threatening of di...
A Word from the SGA
Dear Students, The Student Government Association would like to give a few updates for this week. Congratulations to everyone who was nominated for the SGA awards. Last Wednesday, March 20th, we co-s...
Diminutive digs designed by doctrinal developers
Suffolk University hosted a Building Boston 2030 forum at the Modern Theatre on Tuesday morning, in order to highlight the issues and changes in regard to Boston’s economic development in the coming ...