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Tuning Out the News Media
By Dan Kennedy
A media critic looks at the disconnect between young people and the news: just who's turning off whom?
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The People's Harbor
By Brian Fitzgerald
Metropolitan College's Bruce Berman charts the extraordinary saga of Boston Harbor's successful cleanup. But he's still wondering — how clean is clean enough?
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Into the Light
By Tricia Brick
Classically trained musician Joan Wasser (CFA'93) brought her violin to rock and roll as a member of the nineties art-pop band the Dambuilders. With a new solo project, she's now playing guitar, but she still thinks Shostakovich is punk rock.
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Passion, and Selling, in Teaching Today
By Cynthia K. Buccini
First -year high school teacher Ryan Asmussen (MET'02, SED'03) contends with apathy, attitude, and adolescence...often successfully.
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The Puzzle in Nature's Patterns
By Taylor McNeil
Professor Gene Stanley finds hidden patterns in human nature, plumbs the secrets of water, and searches for the beginnings of Alzheimer's disease — it's all physics to him.
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Conventional Classroom
By Brian Fitzgerald
COM students turn in clutch performances at the Democratic National Convention. |
The Partisan
By Tricia Brick
Markos Moulitsas Zúniga (LAW'99) is a blogger on a mission. |
News Side
By Jean Hennelly Keith
Aluminaries: Linda Vester (COM'87) hosts the news — with her audience onstage. |
That Was Then This Is Now
Kenmore Square Redux |
In Memoriam
Read the obituaries of Walter Muelder, Murray Yaeger, Edward Wagenknecht and faculty members. |
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