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UMass Boston to award posthumous degree to bombing victim Krystle Campbell
UMass Boston announced Monday it will award a posthumous bachelor of arts degree to Boston Marathon bombing victim Krystle Campbell at commencement on May 31. -
Write on the Dot to release journal featuring Dorchester authors
UMass Boston graduate student Aaron Devine, one of the co-founders of Dorchester literary group Write on the Dot, says the collective is excited to release its second journal of writing from neighborhood authors. -
Balancing mea culpas with legal interests
Associate Professor of Political Science Maurice Cunningham talks about the history of mea culpas by public figures in the wake of drunken driving arrests for Catholic bishop Robert McManus and Sudbury Police Chief Richard Glavin. -
Hudson continues effort to replace executive assistant
The Edward J. Collins, Jr. for Public Management is helping the town of Hudson search for a new executive assistant to replace Paul Blazar, who is retiring July 4 after 26 years in the position. -
5 things to do in and around Boston
Associate Professor of Political Science Leila Farsakh will discuss sociopolitical changes in the Middle East since the 2011 Arab Spring as part of a free forum at Suffolk University on Thursday. -
Dorchester’s Hometown Comfort for The One Fund-Boston
Chancellor J. Keith Motley and members of the Dorchester community are pulling together for Hometown Comfort, an event to support One Fund Boston and those affected by the Boston Marathon attacks. -
MassChallenge founder: A widening “funnel of experimentation” is giving rise to accelerators
Outlet: MedCity News - Online
Akhil Nigam and John Harthorne left their jobs at Bain & Company in 2009, with the U.S. economy in the dumps, feeling an urge to help restore focus on entrepreneurs as society's great creators of value. With the help of sponsors including Fid -
‘Unbearable’ smell in Quincy a mystery
Outlet: Taunton Daily Gazette - Online
Living so close the ocean, residents at The Moorings at Squantum Gardens are used to the full spectrum of sea scents wafting over to their building. “Maybe occasionally you get bad smells, but it was never this constant, six weeks of this now,” sa -
Suspension rate in Worcester schools higher than Boston’s
Outlet: Worcester Telegram & Gazette - Online
More great jobs at telegram.com/monster Employers Advertise Here Thursday, May 9, 2013 High suspension rate at schools raising concern By Jacqueline Reis TELEGRAM GAZETTE STAFF jreis@telegram.com -
Markey’s 1st ad in general Senate race focuses on achievements
Political Science Department Chairman Paul Watanabe says U.S. Senate candidate Ed Markey is pitching his 36 years in Washington as an asset, while opponent Gabriel Gomez wants to paint it as a liability.
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