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Letter from the Editor: Bentley, Respect & the Tyler Clementi incident

October 7, 2010 Op-Ed

To the Bentley Community: As many of you have likely read or heard, a true tragedy took place recently at Rutgers University in New Jersey, when a young freshman took his own life over a vile invasion of his privacy. Tyler Clementi, an aspiring violinist who was shy and kept mostly to himself, was secretly [...]

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Letter from the Editor: Thank You, Goodbye & Welcome

April 29, 2010 Editorials

To the Bentley Community, It is stunning how fast this year has flown by! During my first semester as the Editor in Chief of The Vanguard, we’ve seen Project Haiti launch and raise tens of thousands of dollars for Haitian relief, our first campus stabbing incident, and more major renovations to campus dining facilities. Our [...]

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LaCava’s Lower Café to receive renovation

April 22, 2010 Headlines

Major changes planned to venue; Seasons to have operations changes Written by: Jon McColgan Sodexo and Bentley have recently finalized plans to significantly renovate the Lower Café of the LaCava Campus Center, as well as bring changes to the Operational Standards of Seasons Dining Hall in the Student Center. The plan calls for a complete [...]

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Almost, Maine shows audience the very essence of love

April 15, 2010 Features

Written by: Jon McColgan Is dinner and a movie your typical Saturday night mantra whentaking out your significant other? Sick and tired of ordering in and watching the damn game? Wallet a little light these days? There’s a prescription for your ailment right here on campus, playing all weekend in Koumantzelis. APO’s newest production, Almost, [...]

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Bentley’s off to the FINAL FOUR! – Falcons earn electric victory over #4 ASU, 67-64, to return to semifinals

March 28, 2010 Headlines

Written by: Jon McColgan Bentley Men’s Basketball team has done it again, returning to the DII Final Four for the second time in three years after defeating the fourth ranked DII team in the nation, Augusta State University, 67-64. It was truly a site to see, with perhaps the most excitement Falcon fans have enjoyed [...]

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Congratulations to the 2010 Editorial Board!

December 16, 2009 News

Announcing The Vanguard’s 2010 EDITORIAL BOARD!

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Editor in Chief: “Change always comes bearing gifts”

December 10, 2009 Editorials

Written by: Lindsay Sauvé For four years, I’ve contributed to The Vanguard. I’ve written, re-wrote, edited, argued, photographed, organized, produced, billed, and distributed for the paper. There hasn’t been a single aspect of this organization that I haven’t been a part of. I’ve seen some crazy stuff over the four years, but no matter how [...]

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Making the most of the summer: Advice from a national recruiter

April 30, 2009 News

Written by: Lindsay Sauvé The end of the semester is not the first time students begin thinking about their summer. Whether students are interning, working in their hometown, or just relaxing, summer starts to enter our minds earlier and earlier every year.

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Spring Week 2009 Not an average business week

April 16, 2009 Campus Life

Written by: Lindsay Sauve As many students know, whether from e-mail, word of mouth, or from being a “fan” of Bentley’s Campus Activities Board on Facebook, the Spring Day band and opener has been announced, igniting excitement for the long anticipated event of spring semester. Performers Third Eye Blind and Sugar Hill Gang will perform [...]

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Looking for a different kind of class? – Part One

March 20, 2009 Headlines

Part I of The Vanguard reviewing interesting and unique classes

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Comedian Smith steals the show, Novak opens up about The Office

February 12, 2009 Headlines

Written by: Lindsay Sauvé Fans of The Office and Flight of the Conchords waited patiently outside of Lindsay Hall this past frigid February weekend. Some waited for two hours just to ensure they would have a great seat to watch two renowned comedians perform at Bentley, with the tension in the foyer of the auditorium [...]

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