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Bentley Against Malaria aims to bring aid to families in Africa

November 3, 2011 Campus Life

By Sindhu Palaniappan Bentley Against Malaria is a new campaign which, alongside the Council of Charitable Acts (CCA), is working to send bed nets to children and to families in Africa to protect them against Malaria-carrying mosquitos. Bentley has registered a team with “Against Malaria,” and is working to raise awareness through Facebook, Twitter, and [...]

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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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Diversity Council awards mini-grants to students

September 22, 2011 Features

By: Sindhu Palaniappan “Bentley students have these great, really innovative ideas,” said Henrietta Genfi, assistant director of the Advising Center. “A grant could help them back that.” A Diversity Mini-Grant, that is – something awarded by the school’s Faculty and Staff Diversity Council. These grants are an opportunity for the Bentley community to receive money to [...]

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Letter to the Editor

April 28, 2011 Editorials

To the Editor, As outgoing seniors who serve on the Student Government Association, we were extremely disappointed to read in the April 21st Fireside Chat the opinion that in the past four years SGA has failed to make a “single positive change.” We would like to take the opportunity to point out a handful of [...]

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Greek Speak

December 9, 2010 Columns

Written by: Emily Smith Greek Activities Council, The Interfraternity Council and the Panhellenic Council present this year’s Greek Holiday Party. This event will take place on Friday, December 10 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the EDR. The children of faculty members and any students’ younger siblings are invited to this holiday party where Santa [...]

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Residence Hall Association events enhance campus experiences

November 4, 2010 News

Hall Councils aim to to represent residents and create a unified, interactive community Written By: Kristen Tomasi Marc Santilli, the president of Residence Hall Association, stated that the mission of RHA is to “create a unified and exciting campus,” and explained that this mission is accomplished “on three different levels: Campus-wide events, policy reform and [...]

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Save the date: Foxy Fundraiser

March 18, 2010 Campus Life

Before Spring Break, students in unprecedented numbers showed up to be auctioned off and take part in the dating auction event lasting almost two hours! While many of you were packing and finalizing your travel plans, Bentley’s first annual date auction was held Thursday, March fourth at 9 p.m. Sponsored by the Class Cabinet, Black [...]

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Bentley’s first dating auction

February 25, 2010 Campus Life

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 [...]

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Fraternity seeks recognition by Greek Council

April 13, 2006 Uncategorized

The Special Interest Group Alpha Epsilon Pi held two important events in the Greek Community this week. On Monday, they appeared in front of Greek Council for their second formal petition in hopes of being recognized as a fraternity on campus. The petition highlighted the past accomplishments and future goals for the fraternity.

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Bentley Greek life finds a new direction

February 23, 2006 News

The largest organization at Bentley has been working tirelessly to make significant changes for the spring semester, and hopes to head in a direction away from that of previous years.

Recruitment for Greek life, which includes the six fraternities and four sororities as well as Greek Council and Pan-Hellenic, was suspended for the last two semesters.

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