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A Guide To WEEI’s Sensitivity Training
Syllabus WEEI Sensitivity Training Boston, Massachusetts Friday, February 16, 2018
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Elizabeth Warren Used To Play Indian; Now She Plays Charades
Elizabeth Warren is right about one thing: President Donald Trump should stop calling her Pocahontas. The correct name is Fauxcahontas. That's the nickname Boston Herald columnist and radio talk show host Howie Carr hung on her during the 2012 campaign. That's "Faux" as in
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The Real Tragedy of What the Northeastern Professor Said About Trump
Let's not waste time on whether Northeastern Professor Barry Bluestone wants to see President Donald Trump killed. He says he doesn't, and we believe him.
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Harriette Chandler Sees Her Shadow, Eleven More Months of Winter
Stan Rosenberg apparently won't be Massachusetts Senate President in 2018 – but his fellow state senators are still not saying never. How can that be? Rosenberg, 68, took a leave of absence in December after his now-estranged civil-law spouse, Bryon Hefner, 30, was credibly accused by several male Beacon
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When In Doubt, Go For It – That’s What Philadelphia Did in Super Bowl
The Philadelphia Eagles' play-calling in Super Bowl LII on Sunday night ought to be a lesson not just for sports teams but for anyone trying to achieve something with significant obstacles: Don't play not-to-lose. Play to win.
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10 Classic New York Times Reader Comments on David Brooks Abortion Column
David Brooks, a columnist for The New York Times, wrote a column in the form of a memo from what he called an "imaginary Democratic consultant" arguing that national Democrats ought to dial back their pro-abortion policies in order to meet more American voters where they're
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Nancy Pelosi’s Weight Loss Program: Take Away All the Crumbs
Is a thousand bucks a lot of dough? Depends.
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School Waits ‘Hours’ To Remove Icky Confederate Battle Flag From Student Mural; What Took So Long?
You know the old saying: Here tonight, gone tomorrow. A public elementary school in Hartford, Connecticut just that way removed a Confederate battle flag from a mural in the cafeteria this week.