Archive for ‘September, 2008’

Terriers open AE slate with a bang

Thanks to second-half goals from sophomores Shauna Kelleher and Corie Halasz, the Boston University women’s soccer team started its conference season properly yesterday at Nickerson Field, knocking off the University at Albany, 2-0.

RAMONES: What are you worth?

Every time we apply for a job, wait to be graded or apply for financial aid, we ask ourselves the inevitable question: What are we worth? Are we worth $10 or $11 per hour?

SANTARELLI: Grassroots go home

I like trees, Mother Earth, baby seals and all that other mushy stuff. I’m not about paying 100 bucks for gas, paving parking lots over fields and watching the world begin to look like Ashford Street on a Sunday morning.

STAFF EDIT: Recycling blame

Boston University supposedly wants its students to participate in the recycling movement, but recycling at BU is not an easy feat. Students need to step up and prove that they want to recycle their old newspapers, and the university needs to reciprocate by easing the recycling burden.

STAFF EDIT: Red light for cyclists

Imagine a city with dangerous intersections, bicyclists’ safety in question and city inaction. Such was the situation in a neighborhood of San Francisco, concerning an extremely dangerous intersection labeled by some as a “deathtrap.”