Come celebrate Thanksgiving with Good Morning, BU and hear ABC reporter Bill Lord’s amazing story about the JFK assassination.
News
11/14/13
Good Morning, BU goes to the streets to find out how students are reacting to Mayor Thomas Menino joining BU faculty, and the directors of BU on Broadway’s “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” tell us about their upcoming production.
2/20/14
Good Morning, BU takes to the streets to find out how students really feel about this winter weather, and the president of BU’s ice skating club gives us some insight into the olympics.
2/13/14
Celebrate Valentines Day with Good Morning, BU and hear our own reporter, Melissa Adan, tell her amazing story of covering the olympics.
Data Mining
Data mining provides a personalized web experience for users, but companies are employing user generated information to maximize profit. Is this an invasion of privacy or just good marketing tactics? OTP discusses the issue with experts.
Wrestling
BU’s wrestling team is being cut. Students, athletes, and the coach all have something to say on the matter. On That Point delves deeper into the matter and how this decision is playing out.
North Korea
How has American Pop Culture shaped our opinions of North Korea? What is the likelihood of North Korean attack? And if so, will the American people be prepared? On That Point discusses these questions with guests.
Boy Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America are looking to drop their ban on gay members. Should an organization discriminate against an enitre group? How has this ban affected current and former scouts and leaders? What impact will this have? On That Point investigates.
Gun Control
Should the U.S. create stricter gun laws? Can the government enforce these laws without infringing on our Second Amendment rights? On That Point talks with guests about gun control, in response to the shooting in Newtown, CT that created an impassioned debate across the country.
Fiscal Cliff
What is the fiscal cliff and what does it mean for our economy? On That Point looks at this issue, analyzes how it impacts students and the job market, and discusses possible solution methods currently in debate.