• Rich Barlow

    Senior Writer

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    Rich Barlow is a senior writer at BU Today and Bostonia magazine. Perhaps the only native of Trenton, N.J., who will volunteer his birthplace without police interrogation, he graduated from Dartmouth College, spent 20 years as a small-town newspaper reporter, and is a former Boston Globe religion columnist, book reviewer, and occasional op-ed contributor. Profile

  • Molly Callahan

    Senior Writer

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    Molly Callahan began her career at a small, family-owned newspaper where the newsroom housed computers that used floppy disks. Since then, her work has been picked up by the Associated Press and recognized by the Connecticut chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. In 2016, she moved into a communications role at Northeastern University as part of its News@Northeastern reporting team. When she's not writing, Molly can be found rock climbing, biking around the city, or hanging out with her fiancée, Morgan, and their cat, Junie B. Jones. Profile

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There is 1 comment on Psychedelics, MCAS, Rideshare Unions, and More: What You Need to Know about This Year’s Ballot Questions

  1. I’m asking you… Please !!!
    Vote No On Question 5.
    After hundreds of years of practice in Massachusetts –
    One Fair Wage has rolled into Town – and decided they’re going to change the way servers and bartenders will be paid in our state. They will force restaurants to pay much higher wages that could potentially put a lot of them out of business. This bill will stifle local restaurant start-ups with prohibitive cost!! I have never heard of a server in this state not making minimum wage. We all know, That Massachusetts is well known for having the most generous tippers in the Nation! This bill, is a wolf in sheep’s clothing designed to help national restaurant chains at the cost of the rest of us. Once this bill is instituted, servers and bartenders will no longer have control of their tips. It will ruin another good occupation in Massachusetts. – Please – vote no on 5 for all of our sakes!!

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