LETTER: BU Right to Life
Society seems to compel young women to choose a career over motherhood. A 2008 study showed 1 in 5 women will have an abortion by the age of 25, and 45 percent of total abortions occur in women between the ages of 18 and 24. This seems to be less of a choice and more […]
LETTER: Plugging ourselves into the future
“Your car did not pass emissions testing” is something that I hear much too often when I bring my Subaru Outback to my local auto mechanic. My car did not pass emissions testing? Surely they must be wrong. Subaru Outbacks are vehicles equipped to supply any outdoorsman or outdoorswoman with a dose of adventure. With […]
LETTER: On the fair and balanced Israel-Palestine Discourse
Boston, a city replete with college students, should, in response, be replete with political discourse. This discourse is healthy. At a time when students are not only discovering their independence but also figuring out their own political views, it is encouraged. The Right of Return Conference, an event hosted in Boston University’s Law School, claimed […]
LETTER: The Sister of Wrestlers
I’m the only girl in my family. My older brothers were both D1 collegiate wrestlers, one of whom competed for Boston University. BU has decided to discontinue the wrestling program. As a sister of wrestlers, I know for a fact that this is a mistake. I have many wrestling-related memories and not all of them […]
SPECIAL LETTER: from the the Womens Basketball team
BU Band, Cheer and Dance, We want to thank you for everything this season! Playing in Case Gym would not have been the same without your support and spirit! We are grateful for the relationships that we have built with you, and no what matter the attendance was we always felt your support for home […]
