Bill Looks to End Inmate Shackling
By Joshua Powers
Pregnant women in Massachusetts prisons may no longer be shackled unless they pose a risk of flight or are a safety concern, after bill S-2063 passed unanimously in the Senate.
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Candidates Debate at Environment Forum
By Brianna Bigelow
Democratic candidates for the Governor of Massachusetts met on Friday at Fanueil Hall to take place in an environmental forum.
Man Kills Three at SXSW Film Festival
By Joshua Powers
Three people are dead and more than twenty are injured after a drunk driver plowed into the SXSW Film Festival in Austin Texas this past weekend.
“Divergent” Is Nothing New and Nothing Good
By Jack Ross
As the number of successful Young Adult film franchises increases, the differences between them seem to shrink smaller and smaller.
“Bad Words” Spells Success
By Ashley Wilens
Rude, offensive, sexist, racist, brash and quite possibly the best comedy of the year.
Obama imposes new sanctions on Russia
By Joshua Powers
Russia’s invasion and takeover of Crimea has dominated headlines recently, and new sanctions by the United States look to add to the building tension.
Celtics Season Going Surprisingly Well
By Jim Cain
Despite the team’s record, the Celtics season is going exactly as planned.
Fan-Funded “Veronica Mars” Earns 2 Million On Opening Weekend
By Kelsey Blair
Veronica Mars, the record-breaking kick-starter funded TV show, has made the leap to the big screen.
Boston Chosen for Green Lane Project
By April Newell
The Green Lane Project has made its way to Boston.
Minimum Wage Raise
By Lesley Rozycki
President Barack Obama took his campaign for a higher federal minimum wage to Connecticut.
