From the monthly archives:

October 2004

Voices

October 28, 2004 Uncategorized

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Cavanaugh, Hyman & Johnson Named to All-NE-10 Academic Team for Volleyball

October 28, 2004 Sports

Bentley College senior co-captain Erin Cavanaugh and a pair of teammates were named to the 2004 Northeast-10 Conference All-Academic Volleyball Team, with the trio of Falcon starters comprising half of the six-player first team.

Cavanaugh was joined on the team by junior outside hitter Marissa Hyman and junior setter Kristin Johnson.

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Football Places Arsenault, Griggs and Petersen on Academic All-Conference Team

October 28, 2004 Sports

Three members of the Bentley College football team – Mike Arsenault (Everett/Everett HS), Adam Griggs and Mark Petersen – have been named to the Northeast-10 Conference All-Academic Team.

Griggs, a junior center who was an Academic All-District and second-team All-Northeast-10 selection a year ago, anchors the offensive line for the Falcons, who average 428.

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Bentley Host for Northeast-10 Conference Field Hockey Championships

October 28, 2004 Sports

Bentley College (15-1 NE-10, 19-1 Overall) has received the top seed for the upcoming Northeast-10 Conference Field Hockey Championship Tournament, presented by STX.

The Falcons have captured the Northeast-10 Regular Season Championship for the sixth time since the conference began the tournament in 1996 and its first since 2001 when they shared the title with Saint Michael’s College.

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Bentley Lands Four on Northeast-10 All-Academic Soccer Teams

October 28, 2004 Sports

The Bentley College men’s and women’s soccer teams combined to land four players on the Northeast-10 Conference All-Academic Teams. Highlighting the honors are sophomores Ryan McCarthy and Julie Greg, who were both named as first team selections.

McCarthy, the only member of the men’s team to be honored, compiled a 3.

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Sox End Years of Heartbreak!

October 28, 2004 Sports

The day of October 27, 2004 will go down in history as the greatest day in sports in the New England area and in the city of Boston. It is finally over. For 86 years, the legions of fans and hundreds of Sox players have endured the pain of not getting the ultimate prize; the World Series.

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Staff Members Study Religion on Campus

October 28, 2004 News

Faculty members of Bentley College have undertaken a study on religious diversity on campus.

With the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, the tragedy of September 11 and the crisis in the Roman Catholic Church, the study’s aim is to ensure that the Bentley community does not fall for any false notions regarding various religions.

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Bentley Teams Up With TIME

October 28, 2004 News

This past week Bentley launched a new advertising campaign with TIME magazine, and the ads also mark the beginning of a multi-year partnership with the popular magazine.

The first Bentley ad is featured on pages 2 and 3 of the October 25 issue. It states that the type of leader that Bentley looks to create is “One who is not only proficient in business and information technology, but also committed to the highest ethical standards and prepared for global commerce in a culturally diverse arena.

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Judicial Action Summary

October 28, 2004 News

Judicial Action Summary

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Campus Police Log

October 28, 2004 News

During the celebrations on the Greenspace after game seven of the ALCS, school officials noticed a male who was aggressively pushing another student. Officers chased down the aggressor to no avail, but were able to identify all parties involved from a videotape of the celebration.

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Political Face-Off – Republicans

October 28, 2004 Columns

This year, Americans will be going to the polls to vote in what is easily the most important election of this generation, and possibly of our lifetimes. In this election also, America has two candidates that offer vastly different plans for the future. President Bush and Senator Kerry have competing plans on health care, economic policy, Social Security, stem-cell research, education and environmental policy.

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Political Face-Off – Democrats

October 28, 2004 Columns

Voters on campus have a clear choice when they mail in their absentee ballots or vote on November 2. This upcoming election features clear distinctions between the Democratic and Republican candidates. To assist voters as they move from race to race on their ballots, the following is a list of the general aims and policies of the Democratic Party.

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