From the yearly archives:

2003

What to do in Boston this week

February 27, 2003 Uncategorized

If you’re looking for entertainment this week, outside your usual binge drinking, game of Beirut, or movie with your friends, you’ve come to the right place. No matter if you like the theatre, concerts, or just want a nice restaurant to check out, we have what you are looking for.

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What do you think the biggest waste of the school’s money is?

February 20, 2003 Uncategorized

This week’s Voices

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The Dana Center: Time for Transition

February 20, 2003 Uncategorized

Bentley College is a growing school, as evidenced by the recent construction of new academic buildings (The Smith Center), new residential halls (The Copley suites), and even a new Student Center. While making strides in all these areas to become a business university, there is one aspect of campus life that has been sorely neglected. [...]

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Home Teams Win as Bentley Doubles Against Iona

February 20, 2003 Sports

Bentley College improved to 12-13-0 (11-8-0 MAAC) by defeating Iona College Friday night at the Ryan Center in Watertown. The win marks the first time the Falcons overcame a three-goal deficit since moving to Division I in 1999. The Gaels fall to 7-19-2 (7-12-1 MAAC).

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Williams Lifts Iona Past Bentley in OT, 3-2

February 20, 2003 Sports

Sophomore center Brent Williams, after netting the tying goal at 5:07 of the third period, scored the game-winner 1:10 into overtime to give Iona College a come-from-behind 3-2 win over Bentley College and a split of their weekend home-and-home series in MAAC Hockey League action Saturday night at New Roc Center.

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Upcoming Athletic Events

February 20, 2003 Sports

February and March

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Flynn, Vitale Amongst Seven Bentley’s Athletes Recognized by Northeast-10

February 20, 2003 Sports

Junior guard Keri Flynn and freshman Anthony Vitale were amongst seven Bentley College athletes recognized by the Northeast-10 Conference this week.

Vitale was named the NE-10 Men’s Indoor Track Freshman of the Week while the Northeast-10 Weekly Honor Rolls included Flynn and Sara Wright for women’s basketball, Andy Erickson for men’s basketball, and James Kastrenos, Jessica Germano, and Pia Flores for track.

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Kastrenos Named Falcon of the Week

February 20, 2003 Sports

Senior Jim Kastrenos, a member of the Bentley College men’s indoor track team, has been named the Falcon of the Week after tying the school record in the mile Saturday during the FasTrack Invitational at Boston University.

Kastrenos posted a time of 4:12.

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Recent Athletic Results

February 20, 2003 Sports

MEN’S BASKETBALL (15-9, 11-8 NE-10) Southern New Hampshire*: L, 74-72 Saint Rose*: W, 102-86 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL (23-2, 19-0 NE-10) Southern New Hampshire*: W, 87-42 Saint Rose*: W, 77-56 HOCKEY (12-14, 11-9 MAAC) Iona*: W, 5-4 at Iona*: L, 3-2 (OT) MEN’S SWIMMING (6-3) No action this week WOMEN’S SWIMMING (11-1) No action this week MEN’S INDOOR TRACK FasTrack Invitational: No Team Score WOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK BU St.

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The American Way: Continuing On

February 20, 2003 Uncategorized

With ever changing terror level warnings, as well as new threats from Osama bin Laden and the continued nervousness of the situations with Iraq and North Korea, President Bush and Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge have pushed us to continue our normal lifestyle…and we must.

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Some African Americans divided on Black History Month

February 20, 2003 Uncategorized

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. The Rev. Promise Lee thinks it’s important to carve out time to acknowledge the contributions of black Americans, “to keep it in our consciousness, so we don’t forget.”

But for the past couple of years, the Colorado Springs pastor and community activist has declined all requests to speak at Black History Month events.

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