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...their product) upon all decent Bostonians, succeeded in making the city and its denizens look, well, stupid. Fiends! They must be smoked out. Luckily, the Boston Police Department (BPD) unclothed the cartoonish mask of these devices to reveal their true nature as a hoax of a hoax of a wide-scale deliberate terrorist attack and responded accordingly. The first device was reported at 8:18 a.m. By 10:21 a.m., the BPD had blown up the box of lights with a water cannon (no radical laser was readily available) and determined that it was harmless. Over the next six hours...
...Coop, or even the UC. The problem is that professors are not taking simple steps to make it easy for their students to obtain course books at low cost. The solution is almost too obvious: professors should publish the ISBN numbers of course-required texts in syllabi and course-wide emails in order to facilitate easy ordering by students. This is not an unreasonable request, given that professors submit their reading lists to the Coop several weeks before the semester begins. Additionally, professors ought to design the first week or so of their courses in such a way that students...
...able to execute simple plays.” The Crimson’s best special-teams opportunity came halfway through the second period, when Kevin Du corralled a rebound near the left post with BC goalie Cory Schneider out of position and the left side of the net wide open. A one-timer would most likely have found the back of the net, but Du required two touches to control the wobbling puck, giving Schneider time to fill the hole. NET LOSS Harvard’s previous contest against the Eagles, a 4-0 victory, was best known...
...Schneider, sliding the puck back and forth down the ice before releasing a shot, but the Eagles’ netminder smacked it away. Outshooting the Crimson 12-7 in the first period, BC quickly gained momentum and tied it up 1-1, as Eagle Benn Ferriero hammered in a wide right shot without a screen to put one past Harvard goalie Kyle Richter 17:27 into the first. “I honestly don’t mean to demean anybody, but I thought all three of the goals [for both teams] were goals that the goalies would like...
Coca-Cola wants to maintain its reputation with young people and keep them customers for life. University-wide contracts are crucial to this loyalty. A boycott that successfully forced a university’s administration to terminate its contracts and divest in Coca-Cola (which has happened at colleges such as Smith in Amherst, Massachusetts) is a real way for students to do something about the company’s business practices...