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Moore Talks Addiction at Agape Latte

Moore Talks Addiction at Agape Latte

Hannah Murphy November 28, 2019
She shared the story of her older brother—the first time she shared this story outside of her immediate family, she said.
Beyond Addiction, Technology Is a Necessity

Beyond Addiction, Technology Is a Necessity

Luis Fialho September 23, 2018
"This isn’t a new trend—anyone with cochlear implants or pacemakers is aware of the naturalization of technology."
Mac Miller

Self Care: In Memory of Mac Miller (1992-2018)

Gio Lavoile September 11, 2018
Mac Miller died of an overdose on September 7, 2018. The late rapper released his new album, 'Swimming,' last month.
How Medical Authorities Contribute to the Opioid Crisis

How Medical Authorities Contribute to the Opioid Crisis

Marta Seitz February 28, 2018
"It is not until the entire public understands the complexities of the circumstances from which addictions arise that we can begin to approach solutions and treatment with a sense of compassion."
Escaping My Addiction to Social Media

Escaping My Addiction to Social Media

Kelly Christ January 29, 2018
"But as I watch the multitude of pictures and videos load, I feel my heart sink just a bit. I had spent my Saturday night watching a movie in my dorm."
The Opioid Crisis: A T Ride Away

The Opioid Crisis: A T Ride Away

Matthew BeDugnis February 28, 2016
"Massachusetts has a sickness. The Commonwealth finds itself slowly succumbing to a drug epidemic that seems to have no end in sight."

Chris Herren, BC ’97, Brings Lessons In Sobriety Back To Chestnut Hill

Yolanda Bustillo March 23, 2015
Ex-addict and former BC basketball player Chris Herren returns to BC to share his experience with substance abuse and his struggle toward sobriety.

If You Let Go Of Your Phone, You Get Free Food

Bennet Johnson October 29, 2014
Salvatore's is offering customers a free lunch if they give up their cell phones—and here's why it's the best thing you can do to maintain your sanity.
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