From the monthly archives:

November 2004

What are you looking forward to the most about Thanksgiving?

November 18, 2004 Uncategorized

What are you looking forward to the most about Thanksgiving?

Belichick Continues Mastery over Bills in Dominant Win

November 18, 2004 Sports

Coming off last week’s convincing win over the St. Louis Rams, the Patriots were looking to carry their success into Week 10 against the Buffalo Bills and make it two wins in a row. Against St. Louis they had reasserted themselves as one of the top teams in the league by stopping a team that many still consider one of the best offensively in the league.

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Record-Breaking Caeers of Eddy and Mall End With More Milestones, as Edinboro Defeats Bentley 47-44

November 18, 2004 Sports

Junior quarterback Justin Bouch threw four touchdown passes, the last bringing his team from behind with 5:26 left, and rushed for another TD to lead sixth-seeded Edinboro University to a wild 47-44 win over third-seeded Bentley College in the opening round of the 2004 NCAA Division II Northeast Region playoffs Saturday afternoon.

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OT Goal Ends Bentley’s Bid for 2nd NCAA Div. II National Championship

November 18, 2004 Sports

Despite two goals by senior Jenn Walker, Bentley College’s bid for a second NCAA Division II field hockey national championship in four years came to an abrupt end when a goal by sophomore Kelly Trevisan seven minutes and 51 seconds into overtime gave Bloomsburg University a 3-2 win and a third straight national championship Sunday afternoon at UMass-Lowell’s Cushing Field.

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Be Thankful

November 18, 2004 Uncategorized

With Thanksgiving nearly upon us, we should all take a few moments to remove ourselves from the fast paced lives that we lead in order to evaluate all the things for which we should be grateful.

Nothing can replace the friends and family that we have, be it our immediate family back home or the family that we have surrounded ourselves with here at Bentley.

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Campus Police Log

November 18, 2004 News

A distraught employee from the Rauch building called Campus Police on Thursday afternoon complaining that a couple parents had entered her office recently, yelling at her because they were unable to get a meeting with an administrator regarding their child’s parking tickets.

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Judicial Action Summary

November 18, 2004 News

Judicial Action Summary

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Vaccine Shortage to Make for Difficult Flu Season

November 18, 2004 News

November traditionally marks the beginning of the influenza season, with flu vaccinations in high demand as people try to prevent themselves from getting the virus. This year is expected to be one of the worst seasons in anticipated memory, as a widespread shortage of the vaccine is leaving many people unprotected.

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Relentless Yapping

November 18, 2004 Columns

It’s been just over a fortnight since the day that gave George W. Bush the ascendancy to rule America for four more years. It’s been a fortnight since the Democrats were given the fewest seats in the U.S. Senate since the presidency of Herbert Hoover. It’s been a fortnight since the Republicans swept the Executive Office as well as the Congress, ensuring that the next four years would be a solidification of the conservative voice that they so dearly sermonize.

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The Left Hook

November 18, 2004 Columns

Like most Democrats, I agonized over my decision in this year’s presidential primaries. Some of us dated Dean, some kissed Kucinich, and still others grabbed Gephardt. However, one way or another we all ended up marrying Kerry. I was the same, but I’m declaring an end to that indecision right now.

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Horoscopes

November 18, 2004 Columns

Don’t let hardships get you down. Have them be your motivation. Give yourself permission to try something you thought you couldn’t do, like get out of this mess.

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SASA Presents Diwali

November 18, 2004 Uncategorized

On Sunday November 7, the fourth presentation of Diwali at Bentley was put on by SASA, the South Asian Student Association on campus. Although Diwali does belong to one religion in South Asia, it is enjoyed and celebrated by people of all religions: some see it as a festival of lights, some see it as a celebration of religion, others as a celebration of New Years.

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