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Police Log

March 1, 2012 News

Sean Harrington and Brian Shea Ridin’ Dirty At approximately 12:30 a.m. last Saturday, University Police responded to a call from a disgruntled taxi driver regarding a Bentley student. Apparently, the student had fallen asleep in the back of the cab on the ride home. When the officer opened the door to the car, he found an [...]

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Students speak up for their Bubble

February 23, 2012 Headlines

By Lacey Nemergut In recognition of the value Bentley students place on the Bubble, the administration is conducting thorough focus groups to better understand and accommodate the needs of students. “We developed the focus groups as a general assessment tool for the Student Center as well as a more specific tool to gather information that [...]

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Police Log

February 23, 2012 News

Sean Harrington and Brian Shea Drunk in the Trunk Late last Friday evening, University Police came across some students who seemed to be taking a quick brake by parking themselves on their car. When the officer approached the vehicle, he saw what appeared to be a girl with her head shoved in the trunk of [...]

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Popping the Bentley Bubble

February 16, 2012 Headlines

Student organizations may need to make a move By Lacey Nemergut Dramatic office changes are underway on Bentley University Campus for the 2012-2013 academic year. After completion of the current construction in LaCava and future renovations in historic Lewis Hall, the counseling center will move to the Residential Center area, the Residential Center will move [...]

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Notes from Abroad – Melbourne, Australia

February 16, 2012 Notes from Abroad

Notes from AbroadQuestion: “Describe a friendship you have made with a local student (from your host country) or resident. How has this relationship influenced your experience?” By Jeremy Koufakis Since school doesn’t start here in Melbourne, Australia until February 27, I have become close with several Australians while working at the Australian Open. Working with [...]

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Police Log

February 9, 2012 News

Sean Harrington and Brian Shea Bromance Last Sunday, just after 3 a.m., officers responded to a suspicious vehicle parked on the Bentley campus. Upon inspection, it was determined that the vehicle contained two male parties. The officer deemed that the car was harmless. Alright, this story just spits awesomeness. Somehow, some bros managed to fit [...]

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Fight off student loans with a Bentley degree

February 2, 2012 Headlines

Bentley ranks #11 on Forbes’ “Colleges That Will Make You Rich” By Kristin Tomasi This past December, Bentley University was ranked eleventh place on the list of “Colleges That Will Make You Rich” after graduation, as produced annually by Forbes.com. The unique ranking focused on college graduates whose future endeavors exceeded expectations based on their school’s ranking [...]

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Parking fee coming this fall to Bentley campus

February 2, 2012 Headlines

Given the choice, students prefer to pay for parking over cable By Lacey Nemergut Last semester, Dean Andrew Shepardson notified the student population that necessary monetary changes would take place affecting either the student body’s cable usage or parking permission. In response to such a magnanimous potential change in student life, SGA and RHA sponsored forums, [...]

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Police Log

December 1, 2011 News

Sean Harrington and Brian Shea Smellevator Just after midnight on November 13, a female decided to bring the party to a Copley North elevator. While the elevator was going down, this CoNo resident was throwing up. In the elevator. Nasty. An ambulance was called, not because this student had no regard for the cleanliness standards upheld [...]

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SGA hosts forum

November 17, 2011 Headlines

Opinions voiced on proposed parking and cable fees By Lacey Nemergut On Monday, November 14, the Student Government Association (SGA) and Dean Andrew Shepardson held an open forum to gauge student response to potential fees for parking and cable. Shepardson presented a slideshow composed by Paul Clemente, vice president for Business and Finance, featuring relevant [...]

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Notes from Abroad – Barcelona, Spain

November 17, 2011 Notes from Abroad

Question: “What are you involved in at your institution? How has it contributed to your experience?” By Rachel Wang As mentioned in my previous Note from Abroad, I signed up for a language exchange with a local Barcelona student which Universitat Pompeu Fabra had put together. I have been consistently meeting up with Julia for [...]

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Police Log

November 17, 2011 News

Sean Harrington and Brian Shea Chalk Up a Loss A Collins hallway’s fire extinguisher was set off at 2:21 a.m. on November 10. Apparently, this came from a student who sprayed a smoky white substance and released a large amount of white powder. Police responded to the scene and placed the culprit into protective custody. He [...]

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