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Police Log

April 26, 2012 News

Sean Harrington and Brian Shea Party People A sergeant responded to Copley North for a report of food poisoning on Monday morning. A number of students became sick after dining at an off-campus establishment. Some may call this a freak accident, but we Bentley students are too smart for this reductive conclusion. Obviously, the food [...]

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Sigma Pi philanthropy event raises over $600

April 26, 2012 Campus Life

By Lacey Nemergut On Saturday, April 14, the brothers of Bentley’s Sigma Pi Iota Theta Chapter raised 650 dollars for their Sean Williams charity during a student vs. faculty basketball game. This impressive amount showed a significant increase from last year’s donations. “I attribute the increase, this year, to overall better planning and better advertising [...]

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Accepted Students Day a success

April 19, 2012 News

By Brenna O’Connell This past weekend Bentley rolled out the trolleys, inflated the balloons and organized student activities to present the very best version of the university at Accepted Students Day. Despite the fact there was sadly no chocolate fountain, Bentley students emerged in the form of volunteers – at tables, around campus to give [...]

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Mend Student Leader Elections

April 19, 2012 Editorials

First of all, The Vanguard would like to congratulate all those who won their respective student leader election race last week. That being said, this editorial is not about the candidates, but the election process itself. The process is flawed, and takes away from the main point of elections: Picking the candidate who is best [...]

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Police Log

April 19, 2012 News

Sean Harrington and Brian Shea Stop and Stair The fear of Friday the 13th is known as “friggatriskaidekaphobia.” At 1:30 a.m. on Friday, April 13, one student staired fear in the eyes and stepped up his game. Indeed, one undergraduate student found this fearless falcon lying unresponsive on the stairs between Smith and Falcone. Although [...]

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Police Log

April 12, 2012 News

Sean Harrington and Brian Shea A Suite Gets Soaked March 30 will forever be known as “Falcone Flood Friday.” Just a couple of weeks ago, officers were dispatched to Falcone West for a report of a massive water spill. Upon arrival, they were told that the sprinkler system had malfunctioned and a suite had flooded. [...]

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Briefcase Banter: The Gauntlet

April 12, 2012 Columns

By Nick Vasiliadis The Student Center is the heart of activity here at Bentley. Located conveniently in the middle of campus, no matter where your dorm is, the student center is seldom more than a stone’s throw away. Given the exceptions that you live on north campus or off campus somewhere – in which case [...]

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Police Log

April 5, 2012 News

Sean Harrington and Brian Shea Cent-Impede On March 28, a Collins Hall resident reported that an insect invasion was bugging him. In just a few ticks, facilities responded to the room, where they told all occupants to flea. Seeing that removing the dormiscuous bugs wasn’t nearly as easy as ant-icipated, the exterminators had to result [...]

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Jose Gutierrez named Mr. Bentley for 2012

March 8, 2012 Headlines

By Brenna O’Connell Last week, students flocked to the Executive Dining Room to watch the Senior Class Cabinet’s crowning of Mr. Bentley 2012. Entertained by the six young men, viewers felt the highs, the lows, and all the drama between on the emotional rollercoaster the contestants were riding. The night’s host, Joe Nascembeni, helped showcase the [...]

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AIA breaks down where your student activity fee goes

March 8, 2012 News

By Sindhu Palaniappan “It’s important for us to be transparent,” said senior and president of AIA, Ryan DeChance. “It’s the student’s money, and when they elect us, they expect us to do the right thing with their money.” DeChance and sophomore Tim Dean have spent a good amount of time each semester creating a pie [...]

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Police Log

March 8, 2012 News

Sean Harrington and Brian Shea Wood in Trees University Police were dispatched to Cedar Hall last Saturday night to respond to reports of a rather intoxicated student. Upon finding the student standing near the third floor Men’s bathroom, the responding officers got quite a show: the student was reportedly “not fully clothed.” The officers, eyes closed [...]

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On Bentley’s preparedness for emergency situations

March 8, 2012 News

By Kristin Tomasi In light of a recent deadly shooting in an Ohio high school, it is important to consider Bentley’s own preparedness in the event of a similar emergency situation. “This is a perfect opportunity to share some of the most important elements of our prevention and response programs with our campus community,” said [...]

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