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- BU Student Struck by Car on Comm Ave April 23, 2014A BU student was struck by an SUV as she crossed the intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and St. Paul Street at about 2 p.m. Wednesday, sustaining serious leg injuries. The 20-year-old woman student was headed for an inbound Green Line trolley when the blue PT Cruiser struck her. The male driver stopped immediately, got out […]
- CFA Presents MFA Thesis Exhibition 2014 April 23, 2014The wall of plate glass windows at the 808 Gallery beckons passersby with a glimpse at this year’s College of Fine Arts MFA Painting and Sculpture Thesis Exhibition, one of three components of the School of Visual Arts MFA Thesis Exhibition. What you discover upon entering is an astonishing virtuosity and command of materials. An […]
- Women’s Basketball Coach Resigns from Boston University April 23, 2014BU women’s basketball head coach Kelly Greenberg has informed University administrators that she is stepping down, effective immediately. This announcement comes in the wake of the University’s decision to convene a panel charged with exploring allegations that she mistreated players and that her coaching style drove at least four players to quit the team du […]
- POV: Memo to Boston’s Mayor on How to Fight Inequality April 23, 2014There is a lot riding on Marty Walsh’s first term as mayor of Boston. He is, after all, inheriting the rich and complex legacy left by former mayor Thomas M. Menino (Hon.’01), with his 20-year rule over the city. Part of that complex legacy is that Boston ranks fourth in the country on the list […]
- YouSpeak: Can College Athletes Unionize? April 22, 2014College sports is big business, especially for elite teams. The recently concluded National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) annual March Madness college basketball tournament brought in an estimated $800 million for the NCAA. And a winning team or a star player can lead to a surge in fundraising for its respective college or university. A recent […]
