From the monthly archives:

January 2003

What are you looking forward to now that you are back on campus?

January 30, 2003 Uncategorized

Read Student’s responses Here.

Bentley College Cheerleaders competing in Las Vegas for USA Nationals

January 30, 2003 Uncategorized

I just wanted to tell you that the Bentley College Cheerleaders are competing at USA Nationals in Las Vegas later this week. Last year the Bentley cheerleaders won the MAS Cheer Challenge competition, which showed their ability to compete against top college teams. However, this is the first time Bentley will compete again the top [...]

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Upcoming Home Athletic Schedule

January 30, 2003 Sports

Upcoming Sporting Events

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RECENT ATHLETIC RESULTS

January 30, 2003 Sports

Results and Records for Bentley Sports

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Falcon of the Week

January 30, 2003 Sports

Sophomore swimmer Becky Osit has been named the Falcon of the Week at Bentley College after winning all five of her races in wins over Saint Rose and Wheaton College, victories that boosted the Falcons to 8-1 on the year, and extended the team’s dual winning streak to eight.

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Six Bentley Athletes Receive Weekly Honors

January 30, 2003 Sports

Six Bentley College athletes, including senior miler James Kastrenos, are the latest recipients of weekly recognition from the Northeast-10 Conference and the ECAC. Kastrenos was named the Northeast-10 Men’s Indoor Track co-Athlete of the Week, while the NE-10 Weekly Honor Roll included senior Jeff Bishop for men’s basketball, junior Keri Flynn for women’s basketball, and junior Andrea Toland for women’s indoor track.

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Bentley Women’s Basketball Climbs Two More Notches, Now #6 in Division II

January 30, 2003 Sports

After extending its winning streak to 13 with victories over Pace University and Southern Connecticut State, Bentley College climbed two notches in the USA Today/ESPN/WBCA Division II women’s basketball poll for the second straight week and is now ranked sixth nationally.

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Bishop Scores 18 as Bentley Cools Off New Haven

January 30, 2003 Sports

For the second time in just under a month, the Bentley College men’s basketball team brought a double-digit win streak to a halt by yielding only 48 points. Behind 18 points and seven rebounds from senior forward Jeff Bishop, the Falcons notched their eighth straight home win and ended the University of New Haven’s 11-game winning streak with a commanding 71-48 decision in non-conference action at the Dana Center Monday night.

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Defense Prevails Again as Tampa Bay Defeats Oakland

January 30, 2003 Sports

SAN DEIGO- The nation was split this past Sunday as Super Bowl XXXVII put the Oakland Raiders and their top rated offense against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and their top rated defense. The line was close at all Las Vegas gambling spots, which favored the ACF champion Raiders by three and a half points.

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Editorial: New Semester Resolutions

January 30, 2003 Uncategorized

Students enter the new semester with high expectations for themselves. Not just to succeed academically, but also to become more involved and embrace the services that Bentley College offers them. These new semester resolutions are promising, yet usually short lived.

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Dinesh D’Souza Wows Bentley Audience

January 30, 2003 Uncategorized

Dinesh D’Souza, the influential conservative author of the recent New York Times best-seller What’s So Great About America, recently gave a speech at the Wilder Pavilion, in an event sponsored by the Young America’s Foundation and the Bentley College Republicans.

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A Generation Politically Removed

January 30, 2003 Uncategorized

In numbers they are three quarters of the voting population, just as large as the senior citizen block. In voting power their impact is almost negligible. In fact, nationwide voter turnout for citizens between the ages of 18 to 24 has dropped from 50% in 1972 to 32% in 2000.

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