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Op-Ed: Olympic Baseball is a Home Run

Jack Malloy, Journalist November 28, 2023
Even though baseball is considered to be America’s greatest pastime, it is great to see it branching all over the globe.
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The Fairmount Line commuter rail train, pulling into Talbot Avenue Station.

Part 5: Assessing Proposed Expansions for New Lines

Michael Young, Journalist May 26, 2023
Boston's T system considers two proposals for expanding its transit network: the Indigo Line to connect North and South Stations and the Yellow Line to enhance access and economic growth in downtown communities.
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Part 2: Why the MBTA is Essential

Part 2: Why the MBTA is Essential

May 26, 2023
The MBTA in Boston is vital for environmentally-friendly transportation, community connections, and affordability, but it requires extensive improvements and expansions to address infrastructure, service limitations.
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Part 1: Exploring the MBTAs History

Part 1: Exploring the MBTA’s History

May 26, 2023
The history of Boston's subway system, known as the "T," encompasses the original subways, consolidation of various lines, expansions, and ongoing plans for improvements and extensions.
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The MBTA passes through the campus of Northeastern University.

Part 4: Assessing proposed expansions for Orange and Green Lines

Michael Young, Journalist May 25, 2023
Proposed improvements to the MBTA's Green Line include stop consolidation, signal priority, and extensions, while the Orange Line could be extended along the Needham Line and into Wakefield, addressing congestion and enhancing efficiency.
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A person waits for the MBTA Red Line.

Part 3: Assessing Proposed Expansions for Blue and Red Lines

Michael Young, Journalist May 25, 2023
The MBTA requires expansion, including completing the Red-Blue connector and extending the Blue Line to Lynn and Cambridge, while addressing service issues on the Red Line and improving the Ashmont branch and Alewife station.
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Elect School Board Members

Sophia Horning, Guest Contributor May 24, 2023
An elected board allows room for new standpoints, rather than one that is seemingly handed over.
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Appoint School Board Members

Stephanie Altschul, Guest Contributor May 24, 2023
When it comes to school curricular decisions, elections aren’t everything.
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Parental Interference Threatens Education

Polly Zimmerman, Journalist May 24, 2023
If unqualified adults who think they know better attempt to interfere with the professionals, unreliable information may begin to circulate.
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Allow Parents a Stake in Education

Eli Lewis, Guest Contributor May 24, 2023
Allowing parents to have a say will enable more perspectives and ideas than a small group of local educators could dream of.
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Review: ‘Puss in Boots, The Last Wish’ Defies Expectations

Jack Nathanson, Guest Contributor January 17, 2023
Dreamworks proved viewers wrong with this sophisticated, must-see children's film within the 'Shrek' franchise.
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Album cover courtesy of Solid State Records.

Review: The Devil Wears Prada’s ‘Color Decay’ Packs an Emotional Punch

Jack Nathanson, Guest Contributor January 17, 2023
This is one of the best albums of 2022. The emotions are strong, the instrumentals are strong, and every member of the band gives it their all.
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