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Massachusetts Cell Phone Debate: Calls For School Restrictions Intensify
Some States Have Banned Them During The School Day, But Not Massachusetts
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Massachusetts State Rep Warns of AI Predator Loophole In State Law After Dover-Sherborn Scandal
In light of an incident involving Artificial Intelligence-generated explicit images in the Dover-Sherborn school district, Massachusetts state Representative Francisco Paulino (D–Methuen) is calling for the immediate passage of a bill aimed at closing legal loopholes...
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Three Worst Questions Controversial Burlington Middle School Survey Asked 11-Year-Olds
Three Worst Questions Controversial Burlington Middle School Survey Asked 11-Year-Olds
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Male Transgender-Identifying Track Runner Wins Two Events At High School Girls' Meet In Maine
A male transgender-identifying track runner won two events at a five-team high school girls' track meet in Maine last week.
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Bristol Community College Putting Tampons In Men's Bathroom On Fall River Campus
Bristol Community College Putting Tampons In Men's Bathroom On Fall River Campus
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MIT Putting Tampons In Men's Bathrooms
An elite private university in Cambridge is one of at least a few schools in the Bay State that puts tampons in women's bathrooms.
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A Modest Proposal For Solving The Dust-Up Between Harvard and Donald Trump
In the great divide between Harvard and President Donald Trump, there’s a middle-ground solution that hardly anyone seems to be contemplating. It’s a simple fix, and can endure long into the future.
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Three-Year Degrees in Massachusetts: State Board of Higher Education Considers Draft Rules
Sam Drysdale State House News Service The issue of whether to allow colleges and universities in Massachusetts to offer three-year bachelor's degrees, reducing the typical 120-credit requirement, continues to raise questions among members of the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education.
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