For the cover of the September issue, I wrote about why I left Bates College, the tenure track, and academia entirely. Come for the attempted lynching, stay for the union-busting, decolonial chemistry, and soft rabbits.
New story w/ @hilarysburns:
A DOJ lawyer accused Harvard of ‘indifference to antisemitism.’ As a Harvard undergrad he wrote a paper from Hitler’s perspective.
https://t.co/V8IdQoXN00
A suspect was arraigned one day after a shooting in Shrewsbury that left a 57-year-old father dead. The alleged shooter pleaded not guilty to several charges, including armed assault with intent to murder, and returns to court Sept. 12. @CommunityAdNews https://t.co/KJalPHKXWK
One day, I forgot my work ID and had to go back to grab it. Lloyd, who was rushing to catch his train home, saw me and immediately went back up the flight of stairs to swipe me in.
He was a gifted editor and even better person. A terrible, terrible loss.
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Six months after a beloved Westborough restaurant closed, the former management team is reopening the space this fall. For @CommunityAdNews, I spoke to the team about the creation of Brio 33 and what to expect from the rebrand. https://t.co/2bdMav1bxd
How many signatures to bring a citizens' petition to Town Meeting? After an influx of petitions in previous years, Westborough may reconsider the amount.
https://t.co/8MikOlLHX1
The Trump administration is trying to scrub the history told at national parks … but along Boston’s Freedom Trail, the history being told is more diverse than ever — via @GBHNews
https://t.co/TfmdTJ0CgG
Southboro's AHT recommended adding 255 homes in the next five years to keep up with demand & close the gap between the median home cost ($900k+) and the median household income (~$700k). Town leaders unanimously accepted it. Next, it goes to town meeting. https://t.co/hDzBMBeVlQ
Shake Shack, Panda Express, and Cinnabon are potential options for restaurants. Learn more about the upcoming renovation here. 🚗
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Nantucket has reached a $10.5 million dollar settlement with GE Vernova over an offshore wind turbine blade that came apart last year and sent fiberglass debris into the ocean and onto Nantucket beaches. https://t.co/jdCXXHPHul
Some news: I report for @communityadnews now covering all things Westborough, Southborough, and Grafton! For one of my first features, I dug into a recent federal order that seeks to close Job Corps centers nationwide (including the one in Grafton). https://t.co/Kkfxj2myKd
Even the MBTA can’t stop Phil Eng. For decades, the chronically underfunded and crumbling T resisted even modest fixes. Has it finally met its match?
https://t.co/ARjmwwix4Y
A year after the arrests in the 2B alleyway The Beacon obtained police body camera footage detailing the ways in which police swept the encampment in 10 minutes.
https://t.co/4tibaQOg0T
Nearly 56 years after co-founding EBONI, Moonyene Jackson-Amis ‘69 sat down with The Beacon to discuss the state of student activism and defending civil rights on college campuses.
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Emerson closed the 2B Alleyway Friday evening in anticipation of an SJP protest action. Metal barricades are posted at the Boylston St. entrance and students must tap their Emerson IDs for access.
Two more Emerson College international student visas have been terminated, the president wrote in an email Tuesday morning, bringing the total to three. All revokations are believed to be unrelated to protest activity. Story TK in @BeaconUpdate