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Between the Lines: Summer Reading List

April 26, 2012 Features

By Olivia LeClair Listen up, Falcons – this is NOT your boring high school reading list. I’ve kindly taken our favorite books and given suggestions of novels similar to them. Happy reading! If you like The Hunger Games, try… The Compound, by S.A. Bodeen: This thriller is about a post-nuclear war world, in which its [...]

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Welcome Bentley University Class of 2016

April 26, 2012 Editorials

Dear incoming freshman, Welcome to Bentley! Although your next four years are going to be filled with classes, group projects, and a lot of homework, there are still many things to look forward to in your time here. The next four years are some of the best years of your life, so make the most [...]

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Paul F. Tompkins: Comedy with a touch of class

April 26, 2012 Features

By Mike Lovett A large part of a comedian’s job is to create a persona, as a way to distinguish themselves and their material. The successful comedians do this so effectively that it cannot be duplicated at even the most fundamental level. Paul F. Tompkins is a successful comedian and a damn classy one at [...]

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Senior advice for the incoming class of 2016

April 26, 2012 Features

By Angela Diaco When I think back and reflect on how much fun I’ve had, how much I’ve learned, and most importantly, how much I’ve loved because of my time with friends, I want to laugh and cry at the same time. We have the entire world before us right now, but us seniors can’t [...]

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Notes from Abroad – Manchester, England

April 26, 2012 Notes from Abroad

Question: “What will you miss most about being abroad?” By Lauren Davis What I will miss the most are my flat-mates! From the very start, they have been so kind and welcoming. I remember the day I moved in; I arrived to my flat at about 7 a.m. I was unaware that anyone was in [...]

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Notes from Abroad – Seoul, Korea

April 19, 2012 Notes from Abroad

Question: “What has been the most meaningful part of your time abroad?” By Ann Situ The most meaningful part of my time abroad was definitely learning to become independent. Overall, I am a pretty independent person, but I was never used to traveling alone in a place I didn’t know or couldn’t speak the language [...]

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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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The Beat

April 12, 2012 Features

By Olivia LeClair Though I’m not an avid viewer of Mad Men, I do like to watch repeats in my spare time and enjoy gazing adoringly at the Banana Republic line of Mad Men – inspired clothes that I cannot and will never be able to afford. While searching the library shelves for a new book [...]

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Vatti & Varsell lead Falcon’s track & field teams into spring season

April 12, 2012 Sports

By Matt Gustus To open the spring season, the Falcons competed in the Northeastern Spring Open. On the men’s side, senior Mike Vatti had two first-place finishes, in the 200 and 4 x 100 relay. Vatti teamed with senior Steven Long, junior Bryan Carton, and junior Derek Sit for the win. Outdoor PRs were set [...]

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Getting the Shuttle On Schedule

April 5, 2012 Editorials

One of the advantages of being so close to Boston is being able to go into the city very easily. And for this reason, Bentley has its Harvard Square shuttle. Running every hour (and every half hour on Friday and Saturday), the shuttle brings Bentley students to Waverley and Harvard Squares. Having access to this [...]

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Tasty Tomatoes: 21 Jump Street like we have never seen it before

April 5, 2012 Features

By Mike Lovett What if you got a second chance at high school? Would you change anything or would you fit right back in to where you left? Actually, I don’t care. In 21 Jump Street, Jenko (Channing Tatum) and Schimdt (Jonah Hill) are given a second chance and find that things are very different [...]

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Notes from Abroad – Robina, Australia

April 5, 2012 Notes from Abroad

Question: “What has been your favorite trip so far and why?” By Eric Mee I originally thought it would be difficult to answer this question as I’ve been to Sydney, Brisbane, surfing, the rain forest, and even climbed a mountain to see the first rays of sun to hit Australia; yet my trip this past [...]

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