The Blizzard of 2015
By: Connor Lenahan It’s officially time to start speaking in historic terms. This isn’t your average, everyday snow storm. This is advanced snow. According to Gawker, if Boston sees the snow it is… Continue reading
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Beware Juno
By: Connor Lenahan I grew up in Scranton, Pennsylvania. I moved to Boston, Massachusetts for college. I have an extensive injury history that focuses heavily in the winter months. I have a wheelchair… Continue reading
2014
By: Connor Lenahan My original goal for 2014 was to see if I could write an article every day for the entire year. With the sentence you are currently reading this goal has… Continue reading
Adjustments
By: Connor Lenahan I remember this point of my freshman year. It’s given that this is probably easy for me as it was only last fall. Still, I remember it vividly. I remember… Continue reading
Trains
By: Connor Lenahan This post has been a long time coming. Without question the defining show for my childhood was and is Thomas The Tank Engine. There is no second place. This show is… Continue reading
The Door
By: Connor Lenahan I have reached a new level of idiocy. Seriously, this is bad even for me. This summer I am up in Boston working for Boston University. Understandably I am living… Continue reading
Finding CFA
By: Connor Lenahan I love watching talented actors and actresses work. Growing up in a small town, I didn’t really get much exposure to live theater. I’m not going to pretend that I’ve… Continue reading
The Chicken
By: Connor Lenahan Last night I finished up my freshman season as an announcer for Boston University. Our women’s lacrosse team faced off against Boston College at Nickerson Field and I was on… 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