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A Look Around Campus
Campus Life
ASP makes condoms the new Valentine
Written by: Angela Diaco
Condoms: because you know that means love here at Bentley. Bouquets and chocolates? So passé. With an increasing culture of hooking up, the demand for condoms is at an all-time high, or at least it should be for you smart college students. Why not give your loved one (or your admired one) [...]
Bentley’s first dating auction
What: Save the Date! Bentley’s first Dating Auction!
When: March 4 at 9 p.m.
Where: In LaCava EDR
Who is hosting: The Panhellenic Counsel, the Sophomore Class Cabinet, the Black United Body, the Interfraternity Council, and the Greek Activities Council. Yes, it’s that big.
How much: Just $1 to get in, more to bid on a wonderful date! All [...]
Vagina Monologues look to continue success – Annual show put on by Women’s Center provides expression on feminine views
Written by: Sindu Palaniappan
It’s that time of year again! The Women’s Center is hosting their annual presentation of The Vagina Monologues.
Christine Malloy, a sophomore who is on the E-Board for the Women’s Center, is running the show this year and agreed to be interviewed about the performance.
The show is based off of real stories that [...]
Club Profile: BEAR
Written by: Sindu Palaniappan
We took a moment to sit down with co-founders Amy Mullen and Courtney McShane of Bentley’s BEAR: Outdoor Activities Club to find out what one of Bentley’s biggest new clubs is all about.
Does BEAR stand for anything?
With a little laugh Amy said that originally it was an acronym, but that they lost [...]
Professor Profile: David Carhart
Written by: Sindhu Palaniappan
As I walked into his office on Thursday morning, Professor David Carhart was having a discussion with two students about Bentley being changed from a college to a university.
One student stayed for math help, and I had the pleasure of witnessing Carhart’s eyes light up when the student experienced a moment of [...]
You had me at Jell-O: AGP hosts annual wrestling event
Written by: Matt Somma & Kim Sok
With regards to the outcome of the Jell-O wrestling competition that occurred this past Thursday, brother Jason Lavardera had this to say: “AGP is the cat’s meow.” Close to two hundred and thirty people gathered in the Back Bay on Thursday night at 9:30 p.m. to watch as the [...]
Rhythmic Graffiti lives up to high expectations
Last weekend was highly anticipated as the third annual hip hop showcase, Rhythmic Graffiti was brought to campus by both CRAZE and CAB. The event brought twice the audience it grabbed last year, proving that the campus was excited for its arrival.
Culture brings Bentley together
Written by: Matthew Somma
Culture Fest ’09 is a week built around giving awareness to the different cultures around the world that are represented on Bentley’s campus by students, staff and faculty. Through a multitude of students, organizations, and the Multicultural Center, the week contained a mix of shows, events, and other activities all dedicated to [...]
“Food for the Soul” a great success for Global Living Center
Written by: Melissa Hector
“Food, old people and music brings everybody together…the right food that is” says Sophomore Stephanie Mitchell as she enjoyed savory bacon baked beans.
CLEP provides AP credit after high school – Exams allow students to test out of required courses
Written by: Leslie Dias
As class registration begins this coming week, several students will be picking in a class code ahead with the enormous number of credits that students are attending Bentley with. One method for obtaining these credits is the untraditional college level examination program.
Students who coach life lessons
Written by: Meshawn Cisero
What do you get when you mix a few Bentley students, a non-profit organization by the name of More Than Words, and a group of students who need guidance to achieve their goal? You get a position called an education coach. The tasks of these coaches are to assist students in obtaining [...]
AIA scrutiny of funds leaves clubs wondering “what next?”
Written by: Faustine Liao
At the first Bentley Golf Association meeting of the year, President Jason Drucker had a tough message: “I know you guys are real excited about golf, but this year we’re kind of going to have to play things by ear because AIA cut our funding.”
Administration to curb amount of giveaways – Tight budgeting sighted; Change to Bentley culture intended
Written by: Dan Merica
In a time of tight budgets, clubs and organizations are striving to curtail the number of give-aways to Bentley students. However, to some administrators, cutting giveaways is more than just a budget remedy, it is a necessary change to the Bentley culture.
Homecoming a success on all fronts
Written by: Kim Sok
Filled with the atmosphere of school spirit, this weekend included fun festivities, a rivalry game, giveaways, and of course blue, gold, and white. Whether you call it Homecoming or Alumni Weekend, everyone knows it as one of the most anticipated time of the year. Homecoming was a success and offered plenty for [...]
PRIDE & Out for Undergrads promote LGBT awareness
Written by: Leslie Dias
During this past September, three students from Bentley’s PRIDE organization attended the Out for Undergraduate Conference in New York City. Sean Finnegan, Matthew McKay, and Trevor Ford spent two days and nights at the conference hosted by JP Morgan in its corporate headquarters with companies such as PricewaterhouseCoopers, Goldman Sachs, Barclays, and [...]
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