The location of our office
Months with more than ____ letters are abbreviated
What is five?
The room we meet in every Sunday
Higgins 225
Website builder we publish on
What is Wordpress?
The Gavel Groove
What are the themed playlists created by Culture members inspired by fun and unique themes?
The year The Gavel was founded
When is 2009?
The numbers that are always spelled out
What are 0-9?
The underground publication on campus that started this semester
What is The Linden?
The newest section that will launch in the spring
What is Allston-Brighton?
Hard news
What is the timely news coverage that focuses on factual and objective reporting of important events?
"[He] loved politics and government because he saw politics and government could make a difference in people's lives. And he loved people most of all."
Who is former President Bill Clinton?
How long an article paragraph should be
What is between 1-4 sentences?
What are Margaritaville, Frat, and Star Wars?
One of the email headers from the weekly reminders (not from the last month)
What is
permission to lib out?
The Scariest Sunday Yet...
the concept of a gavel meeting on sunday
if you a gavel baddie this is for you
Almost Sunday
wyd sunday nite?
Baby Got Bang.
Diatribes
What are shorter, satirical pieces on big or small issues?
The name of the publication that preceded us
What is Naked Singularity?
The use of quotations vs italics
When is italics for all long works, such as books, movies, magazines, albums, pieces of artwork, etc.
and quotation marks around shorter works within a larger work?
What is "Through The Looking Glass"?
The number of articles we published this semester
How many is 168 articles?
The difference between Features and other sections
What is long-form journalism?
The name of our advisor
Who is Maura Johnston?
Majors are capitalized (two parts)
When they are referring to a language or any proper other nouns then?
The number of new members that joined us this semester <3
How many are 74 people?
The current most read article on our website
What is "The Speech That Split the Boston College Republicans"?
What is the journalistic method of placing the most fundamental information in the lead of the story, and then arranging the remaining details, from most important to least important called?
What is the inverted pyramid?