Your Week Oct. 21, 2009
On Campus Suffolk’s Performing Arts Office is hosting Drag Show Coffee House 2009 on Thursday, Oct. 28. Come see our very own Suffolk students alongside professional drag queens and kings. The show...
View ArticleLady Rams look to end season on high note
Article By: Andrew Macdougall While it has been a week of highs and lows for fans of the Suffolk University women’s soccer squad, there has never been a dull moment. After a hard-fought tie against...
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Golf team competes in 75th Annual NEIGA Championship The Suffolk University men’s golf team competed in the first round of the 75th Annual New England Intercollegiate Golf Association Championship...
View ArticleSports briefs Oct. 21, 2009
World Cup playoff pairings announced FIFA announced the match-ups for its UEFA Playoffs earlier this week, as eight European teams will battle for the continent’s final four 2010 World Cup berths. 2006...
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The Ram Report Oct. 21, 2009
Men’s Soccer Oct. 21 vs. Mount Ida, 6 p.m. Oct. 24 vs. Albertus Magnus, 4 p.m. Women’s Soccer Oct. 24 vs. Albertus Magnus, 1:30 p.m. Oct. 27 vs. Pine Manor, 4 p.m. Cross-Country Oct. 24 at Gordon...
View ArticleArt the focus at second Bombinwealth
Inside the Y.M.C.A, just a bit north of Central Square in Cambridge, music was playing and art was in the making as over 100 people made their way into the theater for a night of creativity. “The...
View ArticleSports Briefs – Summer Issue
Stanley Cup finals begin with a bang The Stanley Cup finals began this past week, and while Boston Bruins fans are still reeling from their team’s crushing Game 7 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers, some...
View ArticleThe Man Column: Welcome to House
Article by: Ethan Long Hey kids. Welcome to college. What can I say? It’s great to be here. Here are a few observations I have that I just want to help you understand, since most of you will probably...
View ArticleStaff Editorial Summer Issue 2010
Dear Reader, The Suffolk Journal wants to take the time to welcome the class of 2014 to Suffolk University and we hope that you all find your niche or organization that you feel you can make a...
View ArticleWorld Briefs Summer 2010
Middle East JERUSALEM, Israel—An Israeli naval raid of an aid flotilla headed towards Gaza resulted in nine deaths, sparking international condemnation of Israel’s actions, according to the New York...
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New 73 Tremont cafe underway for fall semester
Article by: Ethan Long Students filled a classroom inside of Suffolk’s Sawyer building on Thursday, April 29, for a meeting called to discuss the university’s plans to build a new cafeteria inside of...
View ArticleMBT- Aw, man!
Last week, the MBTA announced a contest: “Be the MBTA General Manager for a Day.” According to UniversalHub.com, the contest rules are to “tell us in 150 words why you want to be the MBTA GM for a...
View ArticleLayers: wear less, hear more
As his voice, under heavy reverb, loops “say what it is I want to say” over and over in the seventh track on his latest album, Tomboy, the listener may ask a simple question to Noah Lennox a.k.a. Panda...
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Freeze on ‘Free Earl’ says O.F.W.G.K.T.A
Here’s Tyler, the Creator, the spearhead of an operation, leader of his peers. Some say Tyler talks to himself, a theme seen in his latest release, Goblin. (2011, XL Records) He’s a rapper whose lyrics...
View ArticlePoet and rap pioneer dies
“The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” is among the many compositions written by Gil Scott-Heron, the “godfather of rap,” who passed away on May 27, 2011. Heron, who is known for using musical backings...
View ArticleMcCarthy discusses ‘strategic planning’ in second town hall
Today, as the start of Fenway Park’s 100th season has begun, Suffolk President James McCarthy announced the kickoff of the university’s strategic planning process at his monthly town hall meeting,...
View ArticlePresident of Brazil arrives on Beacon Hill to fanfare and protest
Hundreds of spectators lined the barricaded sidewalks and steps in front of the Massachusetts State House yesterday welcoming Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff to the Commonwealth as her motorcade...
View ArticleStaff Editorial June 7th, 2012
Welcome to Suffolk! As I saw most of the students whom I started with walking on and off stage during this year’s graduation ceremony, I thought about my freshman year. I was in the Class of 2012....
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Commencement 2012: Seniors say goodbye
It was four years ago that the Class of 2012 got its first taste of what Suffolk University had to offer. It was a much different time. George W. Bush was President of the United States, David Sargeant...
View ArticleFour stabbed outside of 73 Tremont
Boston Police have confirmed that four individuals, including at least two males, were stabbed today between 1 Beacon St. and 73 Tremont St., across from the Omni Parker Hotel, leaving three in stable...
View ArticleFormer Presidential Candidate Accuses Obama of War Crimes
In a recent interview with Politico, former Green Party Presidential Candidate Ralph Nader spoke to reporter Patrick Gavin about his thoughts on the current state of the Republican Party, the current...
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Debating the Presidential Debate
Tonight Americans will turn on their television sets to watch the first of four announced debates between Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney (R-MA) and incumbent President Barack Obama (D), an event...
View ArticleRZA talks influence in directorial debut ‘Iron Fists’
Robert Fitzgerald Diggs is the head on top of the Voltron that is Wu-Tang Clan, he has delved into Hollywood before, but countless projects later, Bobby Digital has finally taken the helm of his own...
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My Final Staff Editorial
I was angry. In fact, I was livid. I was stuck in the middle of the crowd on Boylston Street just a few blocks down from Forum, a bar where RadioBDC, the Globe’s radio station featuring former staff...
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