By Meredith Patterson, Paige Yurek, Rodrigo Saavedra In a country that claims to be free, it is ironic that the right to marriage is in such a bitter dispute, gay rights activists argue. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) advocates […]
Continue reading »By Jaime Gweshe “If you don’t like the weather in New England, just wait a few minutes.” Any Bostonian would tell you Mark Twain may as well have been talking about sports. Boston sports fans have seen their fair share […]
Continue reading »By Natalie Fallano In the past, Grove Hall’s reputation was characterized by high crime rates, poverty and abandonment, but recently government and community efforts have brought commercial expansion and overall growth to the area. The constant violence and elevated crime […]
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By Lesley Ta (Photo by Shaniya Brown) Once an unforgiving and silent area, South Boston’s waterfront has undergone a major makeover. For nearly fifty years, abandoned warehouses loomed over unforgiving streets as mobster James ‘Whitey’ Bulger stalked the region. Now […]
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