By Bethany Bourgault The lights of Symphony Hall dim as the crowd hushes, anticipating the sound of 75 of the most talented artists in the world. Their dynamic conductor takes the stage, immediately capturing the attention of both his musicians […]
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By Julie Huynh Boston enjoys a reputation for its progressive attitude toward food. All across the nation, more Americans are paying attention to what they eat. But Bostonians appear to place a special emphasis on healthy food, which is […]
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New Policy Gives Illegal Immigrants Job Opportunities By Quinnee Valenzona Filipe grew up in the Bay State, and had achieved his dream of going to UMass Boston. But because he is an illegal immigrant and was forced to pay the […]
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State and National Laws Improved Education System By Madison Rosbach The education system in Massachusetts has become more productive over the past 25 years, with higher graduation rates and math proficiency because of national laws and the state’s innovative efforts, […]
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