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Inclusive Sports Movement Explodes in Massachusetts

October 7, 2024

In Massachusetts, a unique and inclusive sports movement has taken root, transforming the lives of hundreds of students. Last year, Weymouth's unified basketball athlete Connor Sullivan experienced this firsthand. At just 17, he scored three consecutive shots, leaving fans cheering and himself grinn

entertainment

Laughter, Music, and Heart: How Don Cheto's Radio Show Uplifts Latinos

October 4, 2024

Have you ever turned on the radio and felt like someone was talking just to you? That's what Don Cheto's show does for many Latinos. It's not just about laughs and tunes – it's a lifeline, reminding listeners they're part of something bigger. Don Cheto, the man behind the mic, is like your favorite

politics

The Ripple Effect of Trump's Words

October 4, 2024

Imagine if every harsh word you said could travel across the country, leaving a trail of division and anger. That’s what some experts are worried about when it comes to former President Donald Trump’s speeches. His words, often described as hate speech by critics, aren't just heard locally; they spr

opinion

The Power of Inclusion: Why DEI Matters in Higher Education

September 28, 2024

Higher education has always been the key to unlocking opportunities, but for many students, the path to success is filled with obstacles. Historically, those with a common advantage have had easier access to knowledge and skills, while others faced significant barriers. Poverty, racism, disability,

business

The Great Exodus of Black Leaders: A Wake-Up Call for Boston's Business Climate

September 23, 2024

Boston's business landscape is facing a crisis of leadership, with at least 10 prominent Black leaders departing from their roles this year. The unexpected exit of Cain Hayes, CEO of Point32Health, has sparked urgent conversations among Boston's Black leaders, who fear that the city is shedding more

health

The Ethical Quagmire of Unclaimed Bodies: A Story of Medical Education and Family Rights

September 23, 2024

As the medical community continues to evolve, a long-standing practice has been reevaluated: the use of unclaimed bodies in medical education. A recent investigation by NBC News revealed that the University of North Texas Health Science Center (UNT) had a program that used unclaimed bodies for stude

health

The Dark Side of Medical Research: Unclaimed Bodies Used Without Consent

September 20, 2024

It's a chilling reality that has left many families shattered and outraged. In a 10-month investigation, NBC News exposed how two of the most populous counties in the United States, Dallas and Tarrant, have been sending unclaimed bodies to a Texas medical school for research and training purposes. T

technology

Unpacking the iPhone 16 Pro: A Peek Inside the Latest Apple Device

September 20, 2024

The iPhone 16 Pro has been the talk of the town since its release, and now, a teardown video by REWA Technology has given us a glimpse into what's inside this sleek device. One of the most notable features is the metal-enclosed battery, which confirms a rumor that surfaced last year. With a capacity

politics

Breaking Free from Campus Control

September 20, 2024

In recent times, higher education has been a focal point for heated debates and laws aimed at regulating campus life. The latest development in this saga is the passage of the GOP's "End Woke Higher Education Act" in the US House. This measure seeks to bar accrediting organizations from requiring co

health

The Human Body Conundrum: A Lesson in Accountability

September 18, 2024

The University of North Texas Health Science Center has made a significant decision to cease accepting unclaimed bodies following an investigation by NBC News. The program, which was designed to provide cadavers for medical research and education, had been plagued by controversy and allegations of d