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Governor Baker to speak at commencement

Dani Marrero March 5, 2015

Governor Charlie Baker will be the College of Arts and Sciences' commencement speaker, the university announced Thursday evening. Baker will be given an honorary Doctor of Public Service degree for...

Sam Humphrey/ Opinion editor

Mass. should bring bottle bill into 21st century

October 15, 2014

by Ian Kea It’s about time. Thirty years after the Massachusetts bottle bill was first passed, it now has a chance to be updated on the ballot come Nov. 4, and voters should vote yes on Question...

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Time to crack down on sexual assault

October 8, 2014

By Madeline Scovotti Over the last two weeks, cases of sexual assault have occurred at five colleges across Massachusetts. As a female student who unintentionally, but frequently, walks the streets...

Steve Wynn, whose company Wynn Resorts won the license to open a Boston-area casino last week, also operates high profiles casinos like The Mirage in Las Vegas.
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Vote Yes on Question 3; No casinos in Mass.

September 24, 2014

By Michaella Sheridan Massachusetts voters will decide whether or not to repeal the Expanded Gaming Act of 2011 in November, which allows for three resort casinos to be evenly dispersed throughout...

Massachusetts cuts path for gay marriage

Massachusetts cuts path for gay marriage

A.P. Blake April 11, 2012

Massachusetts has historically been one of the most civil libertarian states in the United States, and today, we continue our proud advocacy of freedom and tolerance. The most hotly debated civil rights...

Fate of MBTA lies on state legislature

Fate of MBTA lies on state legislature

A.P. Blake April 10, 2012

Last week, the MBTA released its finalized proposal for fare hikes and service cuts in order to close the nearly $200 million budget deficit the agency was up against for 2012. The proposal was drastically...

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