Calendar
Meetings (January 3 through January 29)
Sunday, January 6
- 4:30 PM Servant Team Meeting
Wednesday, January 9
- 8:00 PM ESO General Meeting
Sunday, January 13
- 4:30 PM Servant Team Meeting
Tuesday, January 15
- 6:30 PM Inside the MBA Boston
Wednesday, January 16
- 8:00 PM ESO General Meeting
Thursday, January 17
- All Day Application Deadline: Pricewaterhouse Coopers
- 1:00 PM MA Bar Program
- JD Study Abroad Information Session
Friday, January 18
- 5:00 PM Greek Showcase Spring 2013
Sunday, January 20
- 4:30 PM Servant Team Meeting
Tuesday, January 22
- 5:00 PM Dinner with the Dean: Dean Steketee
- 6:00 PM JewQ Meeting
Wednesday, January 23
- All Day Application Deadline: Morgan Stanley
- 8:00 PM ESO General Meeting
Thursday, January 24
- All Day Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship
- 5:00 PM The Hartford Information Session
- 5:30 PM Volunteer as a Tutor! Info Session
- 6:00 PM Drash 'n Dine
Friday, January 25
- All Day Application Deadline: TD Bank
Saturday, January 26
Sunday, January 27
- 4:30 PM Servant Team Meeting
Monday, January 28
- 12:00 PM Study Abroad: Venice Studio Arts Program Information Session
- 12:45 PM A Celebration of the Publication of "The Ponzi Scheme Puzzle: A History and Analysis of Con Artists and Victims" by Tamar Frankel, Professor of Law
- 2:00 PM CCD-ERC Information Sessions
Tuesday, January 29
- 2:00 PM CCD-ERC Information Sessions
BU Today: Latest Headlines
- When Nations Should, and Shouldn’t, Apologize March 11, 2014A nation should apologize when it wrongs another people, right? Not necessarily, according to Thomas Berger. While moral considerations should always be taken into account, other factors may make the cost of an apology prohibitive, Berger writes in his latest book, War, Guilt, and World Politics after World War II (Cambridge University Press, 2012). Foreign […]
- POV: Obama’s Asian Pivot in Peril? March 11, 2014The American-Japanese security relationship has been the cornerstone of US strategy in East Asia for more than half a century. The Obama administration’s “pivot to Asia,” a multipronged effort to keep the United States active in Asian affairs, depends on keeping that relationship strong. Yet while the two countries are investing considerable effort in streng […]
- Trolley Service Disrupted by Derailment March 10, 2014MBTA trolley service in Brookline skirting BU’s Charles River Campus was disrupted Monday afternoon after a Green Line D trolley derailed. Shuttle buses were replacing the Green Line’s C trolley service near campus between St. Mary’s Street and Kenmore Station and the D trolley between Kenmore and Fenway stations, the MBTA said. The MBTA said […]
- Restoration Man March 10, 2014Peter Ureneck had a passing interest in stained glass until the 1970s, when a child’s sled cracked one of the long multicolored windows that flank the front door of his childhood home in Dorchester, Mass. He had been silk screen printing silhouetted original photographs of landscapes and seascapes on glass, and selling them as decorative […]
- ASB Volunteers: Tweet Your Experience March 10, 2014On Saturday, 306 student volunteers, 79 coordinators, and 38 chaperones boarded planes, vans, and buses for places like Antelope Island, Utah, Crossville, Tex., Missoula, Mont., and Staten Island, N.Y., where they’ll spend the week volunteering as part of the Community Service Center’s Alternative Spring Breaks (ASB) program. They’ll be building fences and t […]
