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Publication: Volume 85 (Fall 2013 - Spring 2014)
Volume 85 (Fall 2013 – Spring 2014)
Editorial: What Three Things Should be Changed about American Politics?
This article addresses three things we would like to see changed in American politics. While no system is perfect and politics is a difficult profession, these topics are our observations of things that may help lead to a more productive political system.
Presidential War Powers
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Preview of Super Bowl XLVIII: Denver vs. Seattle
When the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos battle at MetLife Stadium during Super Bowl XLVIII, it will be a “Clash of the Titans.” The game will take place this Sunday, Feb. 2, with kickoff set for 6:37 pm.
Men’s Basketball Plays Two Thrillers
The men’s basketball team found themselves on the right and wrong side of two nail-biting contests this past week as the defeated the Fairfield University Stags Thursday, Jan. 23, but then fell to intrastate rival Rider University on Sunday, Jan. 26.
Track and Field Place Top 10 in Events
The University’s track and field squads competed in the 2014 BU John Thomas Terrier Invitational held in Boston, Mass as well as the NYU Team Challenge at the New York Armory this past weekend. The Invitationals split up most of the events with the majority of the women’s events on Friday and then men’s primarily on Saturday.
Women’s Basketball Splits Weekend Games
The women’s basketball team split their weekend as they fell to the Iona Gaels Friday, Jan. 24, but came back to beat the Manhattan Jaspers on Sunday, Jan. 26.
Top Five Accessories that are a Necessity for the Winter Months
The cold weather is not coming to an end anytime soon, which means dressing warm and layering are an absolute must. These five winter accessories will be sure to keep you toasty and fashionable at the same time during the below zero degree temperatures. The first winter essential for the winter months is a winter […]
Keeping Up With Your New Year’s Resolutions
How to Stay on Track to Achieving Your Goals Long After January Ends
The tradition to create a far-fetched New Year’s resolution each year seems like a great way to achieve more than you did the previous year. Many people love to set resolutions to improve their health, work life, and grades in school. But how many people actually stick to their goals after Jan. 1?
SIDELINES: 01/29/2014
Freshman guard Mia Hopkins was named MAAC Rookie of the Week for her performance this past weekend.