TIME magazine reports this week that women earn 57% college degrees in the US. They make 75% of buying decisions in the home. Domination.
By Catherine Moore, camoore@bu.edu
10.23.2009
Woman on the Rise
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The Grey Hound bus to Montreal is packed...too bad the Mad River Valley is on the way. Apres Columbus weekend rush. Everyone headed out of Boston?!
What's Important about YOUR Health?
Howard Dean's health care reform plan isn't really one. He's just set on having a public option. What Howard Dean does think is necessary is giving the American people a comprehensive plan that is so simple, high school and college kids can understand it. Why make it complex? The world of legislation is already far too jargon-filled.Let's be real: we're talking about our health here. We need our rights stated in plain English. By Catherine Moore, camoore@bu.edu
10.12.2009
Farm Boys Start Cheese Making Business
The von Trapp farm in Waitsfield, Vermont, produces milk, eggs, locally grown vegetables, maple syrup, homegrown flowers, and now they are making cheese. Thanks to the von Trapp Farmstead, a new small business started by brothers Sebastien and Daniel von Trapp, the farm is making cheeses to be sold at local markets, outside venues, and commercial sale. The brothers built their own cheese making factory adjacent to the half century old barn on their father's property and operations are now in full swing as the boys experiment with new recipes for making homemade cheese. Their newest deal: a round wheel of cheese with a smooth, creamy texture similar to bre that they call "Oma," after their beloved grandmother who lives down the road.
By Catherine Moore, camoore@bu.edu
10.01.2009
Water Warriors
The first morning in October, the Boston University Men's Crew Team trekked out into the cold to the DeWolfe Boathouse for rowing practice. Once out on the water, Coach Tom Bohrer encouraged the boys to "listen to the boat," while Olympic rower and team captain, Meindert Klem, kept the team on track.
By Catherine Moore, camoore@bu.edu
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