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Res. Life moves forward with Green Housing – Lack of applicants alters initial plans
Written by: Andy Zhong
Bentley is introducing a new type of specialty housing. Beginning this year, students had the opportunity to apply for Sustainability Housing in addition to Wellness Housing.
According to the Bentley website, “Residents of the Stratton Green House will have the opportunity to research, plan and direct, along with Bentley Facilities Management personnel and [...]
Falcons aim to win gold in Atlantic Tournament – Hockey hopes to expand on Holy Cross tie
Written by: Louis Sherman
In the wake of the Canada vs. USA Olympic Gold Medal Final on Sunday, it’s time for some more hockey fun. Bentley is preparing for the first round of the Atlantic Hockey Tournament on Saturday at home vs. UConn.
Although most of you will be in various places for Spring Break, try to come [...]
Project Haiti launches – Students & administration look to make a difference
Written by: Kim Sok
In the wake of the tragedy that has unfolded from the devastating Haiti earthquake, members of the Bentley community have come together to initiate a plan of relief, action, and hope: Project Haiti: The Redevelopment.
“Project Haiti is a fundraiser campaign, launched by the students of Bentley University with the mission to raise [...]
Irritating white box and loss of TV channels top list of Comcast issues
Written by: Brian Lofrumento
Students around campus dedicating their leisure time to watching television were greeted with an unwelcomed message in a white box just two weeks ago. Comcast is changing their broadcasting system for all cable subscribers, and as a result, our television lineup here on campus has changed – but only briefly. Students received [...]
A week without technology – A Vanguard writer goes where no college student dares
Written by: Dan Caponetti
It’s true that technology makes our lives easier, but are we addicted?
Advanced technology is an enormous part of the Bentley education and is an essential part of every student’s life. We are the fourth “Most Wired Campus” in America, according to the Princeton Review and PC Magazine.
Technology here ranges from a personal [...]
SGA brainstorms with local schools
Written by: Dan Merica
On Saturday February 13, Student Government Association (SGA) hosted the second biannual Boston Inter-Collegiate Leadership Conference, a gathering that brought together student leaders from ten other schools in the area. The comprehensive agenda addressed a number of issues, including smoking policy, sustainability, budget cuts and Haiti relief efforts.
Members of Bentley SGA admitted [...]
SGA aims to bring back newspapers – Student survey reveals high demand for the return of program
Written by: Brian Lofrumento
The results are in: students want the Newspaper Readership Program back. Last week the Student Government Association (SGA) sent out a survey to students to get feedback about the controversial decision to cut the paper program, and the results overwhelmingly called for the program to be brought back. The survey results have [...]
Mack and his first season in the NFL – A candid conversation with one of Bentley’s finest Falcons
Written by: Dan Ryaboy
Two years ago, Bentley had never had an athlete drafted to any of the four major sports, but that would all change on a late April afternoon as pick number 250 of the 2008 NFL draft scrolled across the screen on ESPN and a familiar name for all Bentley students appeared.
At that [...]
IBIM provides a new international experience
Written by: Jezerc Begaj
When most students apply to college, they gear themselves up for four years of collegiate academia and unrestrained freedom. At Bentley, this is case for most students, except for the thirteen individuals that are enrolled in Bentley’s International Bachelor’s Degree in Information Management (IBIM) Program. These students will only spend two years [...]
Greeks target Kappa – Frats hand out negative flyer at Activities Fair
Written by: Dan Merica
Members of Bentley’s recognized fraternities distributed a poster at the recent Activities Fair stating that Kappa Sigma, a local unrecognized fraternity, was not recognized by Bentley. The flyer has caused a fight within the Greek Life community.
The white poster reads at the center that “Kappa Sigma is NOT a real fraternity at [...]
Students speak about hook ups – Part II of the Valentine feature: Bentley’s Hook Up Culture
Written by: Dan Merica
With Valentine’s Day lingering only a few short days away, many young men and women on campus are evaluating where they stand with one another, skating the line between two people who are “hooking up” and two people who are dating.
With almost total unanimity, eight students, one male and one female from [...]
CAB bringing Friedlander to campus
Written by: Dan Merica
The Campus Activity Board’s (CAB) spring semester comedy show will feature Judah Friedlander, who plays writer Frank Rossitano on NBC’s hit comedy 30 Rock. According to CAB Comedy Chair Kevin Penley, Friedlander’s comedy act, entitled “Judah Friedlander is the World Champion,” will be the headliner of the February 18 act.
“Judah is a [...]
Student stabbed in Fenway – Two suspects arraigned on assault charges; Prostitution suspected
Written by: Dan Merica
Two women have been charged in the stabbing of Bentley student, senior Rafael Pena, in the upper chest early Wednesday morning inside Fenway Hall.
Bentley’s Hook Up Culture – Part I of II: The Administration
Written by: Dan Merica
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, girls and guys all over campus are trying to define their physical relationships with one another in the hopes of having an enjoyable Valentine’s Day, and perhaps night.
New ABA President Installed – Tyler Williams assumes influential position
Written by: Andy Zhong
The Association of Bentley Activities (ABA) kicked off this semester by appointing its Vice President of Organizational Recognition, Tyler Williams, as its President. The highly-influential position was left vacant late last semester when Williams’ predecessor Jacob Graham stepped down due to personal reasons.
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