By, Samantha C. '19 When you hear “Asia” or “Asian,” what or who do you think about? This is just one example of the questions answered by individuals on Asians of Boston, a website and social media account that features exactly whom its name suggests: Asian Americans who live in Boston. Founded by Kayla L. …
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By, Julie W. '19 Chris Harrison: Welcome back to The Bachelor! Get ready for another night of passion, exhilaration, and excitement. Yes, those are three synonyms, but my target audience probably won’t notice that. This week, the girls travel to Singapore to discover beauty, connection, and love. [A stereotypical pentatonic riff begins to play in …
By, Caroline C. '21 We all know of or have seen the classic movie Mary Poppins that is known for its catchy music and interesting plot. When it was announced that Mary Poppins Returns was in the works and was going to feature a very well-known cast, I had high hopes and was excited to …
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By, Annie A. '21 As a preface, I think this Global Forum was awesome. Throughout the days leading up to Global Forum, I heard more and more groans and grumbling about “disease week.” I get that for people who aren’t interested in the fields of medicine and public health, an illness-focused week isn’t the most …
By, Sam G. '19 Often considered the greatest closer in the sport, Mariano Rivera, the MLB career saves record holder and five-time World Series Champion, recently became the first ever player to be unanimously voted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Along with designated hitter Edgar Martinez, fellow pitchers Roy Halladay, and Mike Mussina, …
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