From the monthly archives:

October 2011

Gambino lights up Koum

October 27, 2011 Features

CAB brings Donald Glover and Harrison Greenbaum to campus By Brenna O’Connell This past Saturday was CAB’s Fall Comedy Show, featuring comedians Donald Glover and Harrison Greenbaum. Matthew Schick, only a sophomore, executed the event without a hitch while his co-chair is abroad. Having to turn people away at the door, CAB delivered yet another [...]

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Former candidate Khazei stops by campus

October 27, 2011 Features

Urges students to get involved By Sindhu Palaniappan “You guys – you are not the leaders of tomorrow,” Khazei said to a table full of Bentley students anxiously waiting to hear from him. After a few confused glances towards each other and an unbearably uncomfortable silence, he continuesd, “You’re the leaders of today!” Alan Khazei [...]

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Bentley mourns loss of Professor David Nelson

October 27, 2011 Features

By Lacey Nemergut Professor David Nelson passed away at age 69 on Monday, October 17, of an aggressive form of cancer. Nelson was hired by Timothy Sullivan in 1983 and has been a beloved and influential member of the Bentley faculty since then. Professor Nelson graduated from Beloit College in 1963 with a degree in [...]

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Festive films without the fright for the easily spooked

October 27, 2011 Features

By Lauren Brett Are you afraid of the dark? Do you have to check your closet before you go to bed? Does the idea of sitting down and watching a scary movie haunt you as much as the scary movie itself? Not all of us can be avid scary movie watchers, and for those of [...]

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Notes from Abroad – Denmark

October 27, 2011 Notes from Abroad

Question: “Describe a friendship you have made with a local. How has this relationship influenced your experience?” By Monica Tshanakas In Denmark, I have had the unique opportunity to spend my abroad experience living with a Danish woman, Dorthe. I did not know what to expect before I came to Denmark, nor did I speak [...]

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Post-Jobs Era leaves future & innovation of Apple in question

October 27, 2011 Marketplace

By Phillip St. Pierre As you are most likely already aware of, Apple lost its president and chief product design guru Steve Jobs to pancreatic cancer on October 5, 2011. The face and voice of Apple, Jobs was a master innovator who affected and propelled not only his company, but the technology industry as a [...]

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Police Logs

October 27, 2011 News

Tablet Troubles University Police received a complaint last week about an iPad that had apparently been stolen from a classroom in Smith. The owner had left to use the restroom, and when she returned her computer had vanished. The culprit here is mind numbingly clear: It was Steve Jobs. Ok, we all know you were [...]

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Bentley golf caps off fall season in impressive style

October 27, 2011 Sports

Falcons win first-ever New England Championships; Herron named NE-10 Coach of the Year By Matt Gustus The Bentley University golf team wrapped up their season last week in impressive fashion. With first-place finishes in three of seven tournaments and strong showings in all the others, Bentley had one of its most successful seasons in a [...]

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Internet Celebrities

October 27, 2011 Columns

By Dan Binder-Brantley I don’t always write about Nicki Minaj, but when I do, I make sure to write as little as possible. How often are an eight year old and her five-year-old sidekick better than professional musicians at performing their songs? The answer is at least once. You may have heard of the dynamic [...]

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Charity Denim Drive

October 27, 2011 Sports

By Sindhu Palaniappan This year, the Panhellenic Council is hosting their first ever Charity Denim Drive. Over 400 pairs of designers jeans for men and women, as well as jackets and tops from Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters and Free People, will be sold to raise money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Everything is brand [...]

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Enough Organizations Already!

October 27, 2011 Editorials

There are a lot of benefits to attending a business school, including being provided with an education which will significantly benefit us and prepare us for entering the workplace. By paying hundreds of dollars each year as our Student Activity Fee, we each rightfully feel that we should be able to derive some value from [...]

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Stonyfield Farm CE-Yo recommends green & organic business practices

October 27, 2011 Campus Life

By Fred Fang By about the year 2050, the world’s population is projected to reach around nine billion people. A little less than 50 percent of the population will end up being diagnosed with cancer. In other words, chances are, either you or I will develop some form of cancer during our lifetime. When Gary [...]

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