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Professor's email draws criticism

Professor’s email draws criticism

November 16, 2011

Nicole Espinosa Angela Bray Journal Staff A controversial email sent from Suffolk Law School professor Michael Avery to colleagues criticizing a care package drive for soldiers in Iraq has made...

Photo courtesy of Michael George

Trustee climbs mountain

Jeff Fish June 6, 2011

One Suffolk trustee decided to celebrate his 50th birthday in a big way—by climbing 16,000 feet up a mountain in the Himalayas. Michael George, Suffolk class of 1983 and member of the Board of Trustees,...

Jersey Shore evicts student

Jersey Shore evicts student

Sarina Tracy June 6, 2011

When news rang out that the cast of MTV’s hit reality show, The Jersey Shore, would be crossing the Atlantic to Italy for its fourth season, Americans everywhere seemed to cringe. Kate Minor, however,...

World Briefs

June 6, 2011

DAMASCUS, Syria—The New York Times reports that the recent killing of a 13 year-old-boy in Syria has led to some of the largest antigovernment protests the country has seen in weeks. The protests come...

Osama bin Laden killed, Obama confirms news to nation

Derek Anderson May 2, 2011

President Obama announced to the country late Sunday night that leader of Al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden, who organized the Sept. 11 attacks, has been killed in a firefight in Pakistan. This operation ended...

Freedom veiled for the burqa

Freedom veiled for the burqa

Jenn Orr April 21, 2011

On April 11, France implemented a ban on the burqa, the Islamic face-covering veils sometimes worn by women that covers them from head to toe – a measure that has gathered a great deal of controversy...

Answers found in Minsk bombing

Ryan Powell April 21, 2011

Former Soviet colony Belarus was disturbed this past week with an alleged terrorist attack. A homemade bomb was placed in a bag underneath a bench in a Minsk subway station, in the Belarusian capital....

Nigerian elections breed chaos

Ryan Powell April 21, 2011

Amidst a push for liberalizing Africa, democracy has found itself at the forefront of agendas abroad. In Nigeria, an example of democratic integration has proven inefficient and the People’s Democratic...

Iceland sued by United Kingdom

David Frederick April 21, 2011

After the collapse of Iceland’s Kaupthing Bank back in 2008, the UK has officially reported that they are suing Iceland for the billions of dollars lost in the crisis according to statements made last...

Relentless setbacks for Japan

Sarina Tracy April 15, 2011

Monday marked the one-month anniversary of the 9.0 magnitude Tohoku earthquake and tsunami that ravished the eastern coast of Japan.  This earthquake, which triggered extremely destructive tsunami waves...

China posed to reign supreme in science

Ryan Powell April 15, 2011

China is ready to overtake the U.S. in terms of scientific research, possibly by as early as 2013, according to a Royal Society study.  The Royal Society, the United Kingdom’s leading national science...

Post-revolution crime in Egypt

Ryan Powell April 15, 2011

Now that protesters forced Hosni Mubarak to resign his rule over Egypt, all should be well for the people that got what they protested for. Sadly, this is not the case, and Egypt has now seen relentless...

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