Members of the Massachusetts Green Party urged voters to consider the issues ‘-‘- not the personalities ‘-‘- for the 2008 presidential election when voting in November.
People are not apathetic to voting in the United States, but instead many do not understand the importance of their vote, Massachusetts Green Party Co-Chairwoman Merelice, who legally goes by one name, said.

‘Your vote is your voice,’ she said in a speech Sunday morning at the Community Church of Boston. ‘Your voice really needs to be heard and not just on the candidates.’
The Green Party achieved success this election year after gaining a presidential nominee in Cynthia McKinney on the November ballot. McKinney and her running mate, Rosa Clemente, will appear on the ballot in 32 states.

The No. 10 Boston University women’s hockey team stayed hot against ranked competition with an upset win over the No. 4 University of New Hampshire last night at Walter Brown Arena.

They did it by controlling the ice. They did it with great defense. And they did it in style. Despite multiple in-game setbacks and emotions flying around the rink like pucks, the No. 10 Boston University women’s hockey team was able to keep its cool and complete an upset that will go down as one of the best in program history.

The No. 6 Boston University men’s hockey team welcomes the No. 5 University of Michigan to Agganis Arena tomorrow night looking to rebound from its first loss of the season.

In the midst of a daunting six-game homestand, the No. 10 Boston University’s women’s hockey team will commence Hockey East play tonight against the No. 4 University of New Hampshire at Walter Brown Arena.

Coming off perhaps its biggest victory in program history over then-No. 5 Mercyhurst College on Oct. 10, the Boston University women’s hockey team started this weekend’s two-game homestand with a bang Saturday.

It takes time to build a successful team. Four years isn’t a long time, but somehow Boston University women’s hockey coach Brian Durocher has managed to build a successful program in that short period.

As a hockey team develops over the course of a season, it must take several steps on the path to being a contender. Learning how to close out opponents and gain the killer instinct that separates the best teams from the pack usually takes some time.

On the surface, the No. 5 Boston University men’s hockey team’s two games this weekend were polar opposites.

Off to its best start since the 2001-02 season, the No. 5 Boston University men’s hockey team will look to continue its strong beginning this weekend, as it welcomes Merrimack College to Agganis Arena tonight before traveling to Durham, N.H., Sunday to take on the No. 6 University of New Hampshire.