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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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It Shouldn’t Take Two Years To Teach Vermont Officials A Lesson About Religious Freedom, Even In The Transgender Era
“Obviously Mid Vermont is unhappy with the outcome. The court accepts without reservation the sincerity of the school's commitment to traditional views of gender and sexuality.” -- Judge Geoffrey Crawford, U.S. District Court for the District of Vermont, opinion denying of Mid Vermont Christian School’s motion
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Timeline of How Vermont Has Treated Religious Schools
Editor's Note: A Christian school in Vermont asked a federal appeals court earlier this week to let its sports teams play other teams in the state without jettisoning its belief that girls shouldn't compete against males. Below is a timeline showing how Vermont has dealt with
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UMass President Worried About System’s Almost $1 Billion In Federal Funding
Marty Meehan, 68, former congressman and current president of the University of Massachusetts, gave an interview recently to State House News Service, which published it on Friday, April 4, 2025. The interview, which State House News Service says was “edited and condensed for clarity and length,” appears below.
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63 Percent of Massachusetts Residents Oppose Transgender Athletes In Girls' Sports, UNH Poll Reveals
Guess where a majority of residents oppose transgender-identifying athletes competing in girls' sports?
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