Why It Matters: The Bubble of Higher Education

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By Jon Miksis From a very young age, we are conditioned to believe that college is the gateway to paramount success. Some of the most influential forces in our adolescent years—parents, teachers and the media—had reinforced the widely accepted “college brings wealth and happiness” belief that undoubtedly made a big impression on all of us. [...]

Women’s lacrosse seniors celebrate an incredible four-year run

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By Ian Giancursio The Bentley women’s lacrosse team is coming off four straight wins as they head towards the end of yet another dominating season. For this year’s seniors, the last games of the season represent the end of their respective careers here at Bentley University. Seniors Taylor Bastien and Cori Geiger are each enjoying [...]

Movie premieres during summer 2013

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By Kelsey Miller The Features section of The Vanguard frequently highlights the best movies of the week. With summer right around the corner, the section has decided to take a moment to feature the biggest hits sure to emerge from the hot summer months. Since May has arguably the largest number of heavy-hitters, some of [...]

Google accused of unfair competition with web browser Safari

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By Jasper Huang Google has been found to be one of several advertising companies that have been tracking iPhone and Apple product users through Apple’s Internet browser, Safari. Although the browser has safeguards built in to prevent this type of tracking from occurring, Google and other companies have managed to bypass this. Technical details aside, [...]

Music festivals abound this summer

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By Kelsey Miller Among other things, summer is the season of music festivals. If you are a fan of any kind of music, chances are you’ll be able to find the music festival for you. These festivals are found all around the country, so read on to find one near you. Festival season kicks off [...]

Note from Abroad – Rouen, France

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Question: “What was your favorite experience abroad and why?” By Marcie Dineen Each semester, the culture connections crew here at Rouen Business School host a little soiree called a Running Dinner. Basically, it is a take on a progressive dinner. You and your “teammates” rotate from house to house, eating the entrée at one place, [...]

Guadagnoli to Hill connection: A key focus during offseason workouts

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By Billy Fitzhenry With record setting quarterback Danny Guadagnoli set to return to the field for his senior year, the Falcons are poised to make some noise in the Northeast-10 Conference next year. Unfortunately for Guadagnoli and the rest of the Bentley football team, four of the teams’ leading receivers were seniors last season and [...]

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  • Note from Abroad – Rouen, France

    Question: “What was your favorite experience abroad and why?” By Marcie Dineen Each semester, the culture connections crew here at Rouen Business School host a [...]

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  • Police Log

    Sean Harrington and Brian Shea Madness in Morison Last Wednesday evening, Bentley Police received a call about a loud noise coming from the Center for [...]

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  • Professor finished Boston Marathon minutes before explosions

    By Benjamin Klein Mathematics Professor Richard Cleary hadn’t run more than 14 miles since last May, but that didn’t stop him from competing in this [...]

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  • Movie premieres during summer 2013

    By Kelsey Miller The Features section of The Vanguard frequently highlights the best movies of the week. With summer right around the corner, the section has decided to take a moment to feature the biggest hits sure to emerge from [...]

  • music festival
  • Music festivals abound this summer

    By Kelsey Miller Among other things, summer is the season of music festivals. If you are a fan of any kind of music, chances are you’ll be able to find the music festival for you. These festivals are found all [...]

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  • The Comedy Studio delivers laughs, food

    By Kelsey Miller The CAB Comedy Committee visited the Comedy Studio in Harvard Square on Sunday to celebrate another great year of comedy shows (which included Whose Line is it Anyway? and Jay Pharoah). The Comedy Studio immediately sets itself apart [...]

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