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The Inner Edge: Unity In Tragedy

Less than an hour after the bombs went off at the Boston Marathon Monday, everyone in the world knew what transpired in Copley Square at 2:50 p.m. on one of Boston’s most beloved holidays — Patriots day. The city erupted into a state of panic. Streets filling up with alarmed questions, nerves and tears. I [...]

Lacrosse looks to continue offensive output against UNH squad

Coming off a dominant 21-12 victory against Binghamton University, the Boston University women’s lacrosse team will look to continue its high-scoring ways against the University of New Hampshire Wednesday afternoon in Durham, N.H. The Terriers (5-6, 2-2 America East) appear to have successfully solved their offensive issues from earlier this season, as they have scored [...]

Driving The Lane: Unpredictable

I would like to offer my sincerest congratulations to the men’s college basketball national champions. No, I’m not talking about Louisville — that’s old news. I mean the 2014 national champions: The Kentucky Wildcats. Oh, you haven’t heard? Kentucky is going to win it all next year. It’s not what you’d call official, but the [...]

Lacrosse honors seniors before win

A 21-12 thrashing of Binghamton University was not the only thing the Boston University women’s lacrosse team took away from Saturday afternoon’s game, as the team also celebrated Senior Day. The Terriers (5-6, 2-2 America East) honored the four seniors who have helped lead the team to a 34-30 overall record and a 16-5 conference [...]

Lacrosse puts up 21 goals in win

The Boston University women’s lacrosse team erupted for its second 20-goal game of the season in a 21-12 win against Binghamton University Saturday afternoon on an emotional Senior Day at Nickerson Field. “I’m excited to have such a nice win on Senior Day,” said BU coach Liz Robertshaw. “It’s an emotional day and it’s a [...]

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