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The Obama-era "preponderance of evidence" standard used to adjudicate allegations of campus sexual assault — in which the accused is barred from directly questioning his or her accuser — is officially over. On Friday the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights announced the scrapping of
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By Robert Donachie
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By Katie Lannan STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, SEPT. 21, 2017…..A major court ruling in Massachusetts addressed some concerns of immigrants fearing deportation efforts, according to Senate President Stanley Rosenberg, but further changes in law remain under discussion and Rosenberg is hoping a bill will emerge before
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An English professor at a public Bay State university who recently made headlines after a student shared a series of his expletive-filled anti-Donald Trump social media posts will not be losing his position anytime soon, according to a statement released by Bridgewater State University. "A member of our campus
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Reviews are trickling out of Toronto, where the Hollywood docudrama Chappaquiddick held its first screening, and word is that the film in unflinching in its retelling of the circumstances leading up to and after the drowning death of Mary Jo Kopechne in July 1969. Specifically, prominent critics are claiming that
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Each year, just before the Jewish New Year, I visit the same Central Massachusetts apple orchard to buy apples. It's a tradition in my family. It goes along with the practice of eating apples and honey on the holiday to symbolize hope for a sweet year ahead.
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BOSTON — Efforts by members of the undercover reporting outfit Project Veritas to unleash their brand of guerrilla journalism on the politicians, activists, and movers-and-shakers that dominate Massachusetts were dealt a serious blow in court earlier this month. Undercover news outlet Project Veritas Action Fund sued Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel
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In his marvelously insightful book, A Man and His Presidents: The Political Odyssey of William F. Buckley Jr., Alvin S. Felzenberg recalls the 1960 presidential contest when the National Review founder saw then-candidate Richard Nixon as "less the leader of the GOP than as the 'amalgamator' of
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