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Op-Ed

Welcome Bentley University Class of 2016

April 26, 2012 Editorials

Dear incoming freshman, Welcome to Bentley! Although your next four years are going to be filled with classes, group projects, and a lot of homework, there are still many things to look forward to in your time here. The next four years are some of the best years of your life, so make the most [...]

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Scratching the Surface: The Final Run

April 26, 2012 Columns

By Moussa Hassoun Here we have it! The Republican Party must finally accept Mitt Romney as their nominee. Ron Paul didn’t have a chance, Newt Gingrich went down swingin’, then back up, then down again, and Santorum rallied the wrong crowds with his sweater vest (who else was running?). Romney has managed to win majority [...]

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Senior Spotlight

April 26, 2012 Columns

Presented by The Senior Year Experience Committee Name: James Cruise Major: Economics-Finance, Liberal Studies (Health and Industry) Hometown: East Greenwich, Rhode Island What are you involved in at Bentley? For two years I was a Resident Assistant in the Trees, in the Office of Academic Advising I’ve been a First Year Seminar Peer Facilitator and Peer [...]

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Healthy Hart: Summer Hints

April 26, 2012 Columns

By Angela Hart After an entire year of healthy advice, I am going to sum up my main points for you. Please keep these tips in mind this summer. Drink lots of water. Drink as much water as you can each day. Water is important to drink, in general, but during the summer, it is [...]

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Notes from Abroad – Buenos Aires, Argentina

April 26, 2012 Notes from Abroad

Question: “What will you miss most about being abroad?” By Danny Wong Being in Argentina for the last two months has really changed my life. I certainly don’t say that lightly either. While it’s awesome to tell people I’m actually living in Latin America, the thing I’ll certainly miss the most are the casual bus [...]

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Notes from Abroad – Thessaloniki, Greece

April 26, 2012 Notes from Abroad

Question: “What will you miss most about being abroad?” By Danica DeVito I will miss the new friends I have made while here in Greece. I enjoyed meeting all of the Greek students and learning more about their culture from them, while also teaching them about the United States. Conversing with them every day made [...]

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April’s Advice

April 26, 2012 Columns

By April Gammal During the past three years, many faculty members and students have let me know that they look forward to reading my column and it is with you all in mind that I have been writing this column each week. Thank you for sharing your concerns and problems with me during these years. [...]

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Notes from Abroad – Manchester, England

April 26, 2012 Notes from Abroad

Question: “What will you miss most about being abroad?” By Lauren Davis What I will miss the most are my flat-mates! From the very start, they have been so kind and welcoming. I remember the day I moved in; I arrived to my flat at about 7 a.m. I was unaware that anyone was in [...]

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Notes from Abroad – Melbourne, Australia

April 26, 2012 Notes from Abroad

Question: “What will you miss most about being abroad?” By Jeremy Koufakis There are two things that I will really miss about being abroad. The first one is that I will really miss hanging out with Australians. Australians are typically laid back, full of national pride and love their sports. Being laid back means they [...]

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Briefcase Banter: Cat/Dog

April 26, 2012 Columns

By Nick Vasiliadis As of late I’ve been led to believe that there are two kinds of people in this world: Dog people and cat people. You might think that this isn’t an accurate way to categorize people, and that human beings are far too complicated to be placed into one of two categories based [...]

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Senior Farewells

April 26, 2012 Editorials

Writing a goodbye is never easy or pleasant, and this farewell will be no exception. Upon reflecting on this past year, one semester as Editor-in-Chief of the newspaper and one semester as a free spirit, I cannot help but notice how amazing both experiences were. Bentley has given me the opportunity to become any self [...]

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Alumni Experience

April 19, 2012 Columns

The Senior Year Experience Committee Name: Steve Delano Graduation Year: 2007 Major: Managerial Econ Current Employer and Job Title: Maine Pointe (a niche Boston-based consultancy), Supply Chain Consultant How would you describe your college experience? I would give it a near perfect 10. I kept a good balance of academics, social life and extracurricular activities [...]

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