Today’s Headlines
Slideshow Feature
Getting to Know Your Neighborhood: Coolidge Corner
A guide to eating, shopping, and hanging out in a hip and historic ’hood
Editor’s Picks
- Looking to Centenarians for Sickle-Cell AnswersWhy does the disease plague some and leave others unscathed?
- Simulation Exercises Scheduled for BiolabResearch and emergency exercises to take place in February 2009
- Day TrippingHow to go and get back in 12 hours
- How We PrayA series about student spirituality
- Campus EatsWhere to grab grub around BU
More News
Arts & Entertainment
- Contemporary Art Returns to BU
- Students Click with Photo Camp
- From Stand-up to Sitcom Star
- An “Imaginary” Opera
- Young Alums Take the Stage in The History Boys
Science & Technology
- Looking to Centenarians for Sickle-Cell Answers
- Freak Frog Is an Evolutionary Find
- Fighting Cancer with Facebook
- Cockroaches May Unlock Asthma Answers
- College of Engineering Reengineers for the Future
BU in the World
Sports
- Lacrosse Players Make the Cut
- BU Oarsmen Reach for Olympic Glory
- Where Every Team is the Home Team
- Six Strategies for Buying Red Sox Tickets
- Run, BU, Run!
Campus Life
- Students Find Common Ground
- The Case of the Missing Piccolo
- Up Next: Life
- Jim Thistle, Director of Broadcast Journalism, Dies at 66
- William H. Hayling to Baccalaureate Celebrants: “Become a Mentor.”
Field Hockey vs. Durham University
Get Fit Walking Club
Men's Soccer vs. Team Winstars 
Olympic Boycott
Boycotting the summer Olympics in Beijing would not solve anything. I'm sure that the Chinese government is not going to relinquish any hard placed restrictions placed upon Tibet, just because some countries aren't going to participate in the celebratory events.
Seriously, many of those voting live in the United States. Now, think about what the United States stands for. We stand for personal freedom and individuality. Never has our country conformed to other societies' trends. Even now, we still should not succumb to the low blow of boycotting the Olympics. As the previous person has stated, "The Olympics are supposed to be above and beyond political or cultural differences."