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WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary Clinton hauled in $143 million in August for her presidential bid and the Democratic party, her best month yet in a fundraising push that lays the groundwork for her fall campaign. The Democratic nominee brought in $62 million for her campaign last month and another $81 million
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ATLANTA (AP) — Donald Trump will visit a predominantly black church in Detroit this weekend and, his campaign says, "outline policies that will impact minorities and the disenfranchised in our country." It's the latest move in the Republican presidential nominee's outreach to non-whites. The trip
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The union representing Boston's police officers have successfully delayed the implementation of a body camera program that was set to begin Friday.
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Over the next several weeks 18.4 million students will be headed to colleges and universities in the United States. They, their families and taxpayers are making a monumental investment in the futures of these students, believing, correctly, that an undergraduate education is foundational to success in a global and
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Under a new state law, Rhode Island's public colleges won't get additional state funding simply for enrolling more students. They will have to prove that they're making progress on goals such as increasing graduation rates. Over 30 states now partially—or in Tennessee'
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This is the first in a two-part series on the insights and challenges facing smaller religious colleges. As in the rest of the country, small religious colleges in the Boston area are facing difficult times. Sharp declines in enrollment and revenue are forcing many to close. Recently, for example, Andover
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This is the second in a two-part series on the insights and challenges facing smaller religious colleges. Read Part I here. Faced with dwindling enrollment and financial shortfalls, many small religious colleges are unable to survive. However, three small religious colleges in the area are defying this trend, and are
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BOSTON – Every year, the Boston College community pulls together to remember a 9/11 hero who is one of their own. Registration is live for this October's Welles Remy Crowther Red Bandanna 5K, named for Welles Crowther, a former B.C. Eagle who was known for his integrity
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