Contrary to popular opinion, I believe that Myles Standish Hall is the best dormitory at Boston University. Most students at BU would probably say that Stuvi1 or Stuvi2 are the best options available, with large suites equipped with kitchens, and proximity to FitRec. However, Myles Standish Hall provides many of the same benefits. As renovation for Myles was completed over the summer, the building is brand new. Subsequently, all of the facilities are state-of-the-art. The location is also a big plus, as Kenmore Square is directly between Central campus and downtown. Essentially, aside from their proximity to FitRec, and the individual kitchens in select Stuvi suites, neither Stuvi can offer more than Myles.

In this day and age, there are countless ways for people to consume media, and among those is blogs. Here is a short list of blogs that I like to read on occasion:

1.) CelticsBlog

2.) Complex

 

A controversial topic that has gained lots of attention over the past few years is the right of athletes to protest during the national anthem. Players such as Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid have been the subject of much criticism, and perhaps as a result, have not been signed by any teams since their protests. Whether or not teams have blacklisted players like these is another question entirely.

After a season filled with injuries, and the unexpected rise of young players, the Boston Celtics enter the 2019 season with a fully healthy roster. In many people’s opinion, last year’s team overachieved when they reached game 7 of the eastern conference finals. However, with the addition of a healthy Gordon Hayward and Kyrie Irving, expectations are higher than ever. The general consensus seems to be that anything short of a birth in the NBA Finals would be a dis

appointment.

 

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