Senior Bucket List: Getting out of Boston
By Deanna Falcone
This is the ninth in a weekly series with BU Now that highlights Seniors’ sage advice on absolute must-dos in Boston. Looking for the ultimate list of things to experience [...]
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This is the ninth in a weekly series with BU Now that highlights Seniors’ sage advice on absolute must-dos in Boston. Looking for the ultimate list of things to experience [...]
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Recently, Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Arizona) announced his plans to retire after the end of his current term. Word quickly spread and discussion began about which Republican Senator would [...]
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Sarah Palin and other Tea Party leaders were quick to make defense statements and even accuse others of libel following the Gabrielle Giffords shootings in Arizona. But does the Tea Party hold some responsibility, or are they right in defending their rhetoric?
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The few girls I’ve lived with during my college years can attest to this: I’m obsessed with Christmas.
Read more →Recently, the political world was run amuck with the reports of San Francisco’s ban on Happy Meal toys. Although Mayor Gavin Newsom shortly after vetoed the ban, it brought up [...]
Read more →My friend and I arrived at Hynes Convention T Stop at about 11am last Saturday morning, planning to attend the Moving Massachusetts Forward Rally. We rounded the corner onto Boylston [...]
Read more →Elections are only about a month away, and this year is undoubtedly going to be an interesting one to watch. In Massachusetts, incumbent Governor Deval Patrick is up against some [...]
Read more →Admittedly, Sarah Palin has faced some harsh attacks from the media as of late. In fact, she has faced harsh attacks since she emerged onto the national scene as John [...]
Read more →After settling into the Senate Gallery, switching seats five times, and pointing out every single famous Senator we could recognize (and might I say, John McCain is the palest person [...]
Read more →If I’ve learned one thing so far this semester while studying in Washington, DC, it’s that politics, and especially Congress, is one giant soap opera. Online publications like Politico and The Hill read [...]
Read more →Even as a pre-law student and political science major, I have to admit I am not always up-to-date on Supreme Court cases. Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, however, was [...]
Read more →I’ve been in Washington, DC for almost 2 weeks. Saying that feels so weird; it seems as if I’ve been here forever. As I have started to feel the inherent [...]
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