Fetch
By: Connor Lenahan I don’t think we really ever need an excuse to quote Mean Girls, but a tenth anniversary at least is a defendable reason. Do I really need to say that much?… Continue reading
Monthly Archive: April, 2014
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The Hammer
By: Connor Lenahan On February 1st of this year, Adam Silver became the fifth commissioner in NBA history. Not long after taking the position from David Stern, Silver was faced with one of… Continue reading
On Donald Sterling
By: Connor Lenahan Over the weekend TMZ published a recording of a conversation between Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling and his girlfriend in which he makes numerous racist comments. An argument between… Continue reading
Simple Simpson
By: Connor Lenahan My current writing class at Boston University revolves around sitcom characters. For our final paper we were given free reign to choose our own topic on which to write about.… Continue reading
Ladybug
By: Connor Lenahan It’s impossible not to remember this day vividly. Four year ago the Abington Heights and Clarks Summit community lost a true angel in Kristyn Kromko. She was a lovely girl… Continue reading
Coming Soon
By: Connor Lenahan This part of the year is frustrating for people like me. I love nothing more than waiting on the biggest movies of the year, whether they be summer blockbusters or… Continue reading
A Great Man
I had written last month about my friend Tessa Barrett and her incredible successes in the world of running. I had made a specific point to note how happy this success made not… Continue reading
The Kindness of Friends
By: Connor Lenahan “I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.” – Blanche DuBois, A Streetcar Named Desire With a slight change to Blanche’s quote you get how I have been able to… Continue reading
Stolen Wheelchair
Last night I was visiting some friends at 728 Commonwealth Ave. Upon arriving at the dorm, I parked my wheelchair next to the steps outside of the dorm and entered. This was around… Continue reading
Marathon Monday
By: Connor Lenahan For as long as I can remember, I was told that Marathon Monday was a holiday with no peer. This was something that could not be topped. I was skeptical… Continue reading