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The Suffolk Journal

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The Suffolk Journal

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A word from SGA for Feb. 4, 2015

February 4, 2015

Dear Suffolk Students,   Welcome back! We hope you are all having a great start to your spring semester. The Student Government Association would like to extend our congratulations to Jonathan...

A message from a Buffalo Bills fan

A message from a Buffalo Bills fan

Jeremy Hayes January 27, 2015

By Jamin Buttafarro On Jan. 12, the Buffalo Bills named former New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan to be the 18th head coach for the team. This comes only two weeks after Ryan was fired by the Jets after...

Boston can be an Olympic city

January 27, 2015

By Ian Kea Fastah, highah, wicked strong. Boston is the proposed host city for the U.S. Olympic committee, having beat out the likes of Los Angeles, Washington D.C. and San Francisco. The city is now...

Romney’s the wrong choice for 2016

Alexa Gagosz January 27, 2015

Politico magazine may call Romney the “Foreign Policy Prophet,” but the only future I predict for him is another failed presidential campaign. The former Massachusetts governor and 2012 Republican...

Boston is no Olympic city

Katie Dugan January 27, 2015

The debate has already begun around Boston’s bid to host the 2024 Summer Olympics. Boston 2024, the group behind the city’s bid, last Wednesday released documents that highlighted specific details...

Jeb Bush’s potential problem with his potential run

Alexa Gagosz January 7, 2015

Jeb Bush has bigger issues than being part of the “Bush” family tree, if you can think of such a thing. Yes, the “average American” is sick of the same family legacy tirelessly running for a political...

Editor’s word: Should Suffolk students be thankful?

December 3, 2014

The holidays have always been a time for people to say what they are thankful for. The appreciation begins with the arrival of Thanksgiving and continues through December festivities. Gratitude is thick...

Walsh says he has plan under Obama’s initiative, and we should see it

Thalia Yunen December 3, 2014

Mayor Marty Walsh recently vetoed a proposed Boston City Council commission advocating for a 21-member panel of black and Latino men to act as advisers to Walsh on issues affecting their cohort. Since...

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What can we learn from the Ferguson protests?

December 3, 2014

By Sylvain Gaulier Protesters across the U.S. rose up against a grand jury’s decision not to indict Ferguson, Missouri, police officer Darren Wilson for the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed...

Baker’s remaining secretary picks should match his abilities

Sam Humphrey December 3, 2014

Governor-elect Charlie Baker has filled half of his cabinet positions so far to join his transition team. With five left, he should seek candidates who match his seasoned ability as a manager. On Nov....

More evidence was needed for an indictment in Ferguson

November 25, 2014

By Ian Kea  Burning buildings were reduced to rubble and ash. Looters looked for their next target. Waves of angry protesters accompanied them. This all followed the announcement that a St. Louis grand...

Letter to the editor: “Alumna asks for transparency on donated money”

November 19, 2014

Concerning your article of November 12 (Alumna asks for transparency on donated money), I wish to make a clarification and offer a few comments. First, I want to clarify that members of the Beacon Hill...

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