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‘We do not agonize in Boston; we organize’: ‘Hands Off!’ protest, matching nationwide movement, drives thousands to City Hall
The streets of Boston leading to City Hall were flooded as thousands of signs, held high above heads, made clear the demands ...
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Photos: Tens of thousands take to the streets to protest the Trump administration
Tens of thousands of protesters filled the streets of Downtown Boston on Saturday afternoon as part of a nationwide ...
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Review: Djo ascends to the height of his career on ‘The Crux’
Following his lead role as Steve Harrington in Netflix’s hit show “Stranger Things,” and the TikTok megahit “End of The Beginning,” created under his psych rock musical alias Djo, Massachusetts’ own ...
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No gimmicks here: Arnheim, ‘Adolescence,’ and ‘the oner’
For such a zeitgeist-defining show, “Episode 3” of Netflix’s miniseries “Adolescence” begins in an entirely unassuming place: Psychologist Briony Ariston, played by Erin Doherty, walks into a youth ...
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A decade of Disney remakes: Were they ever great or always just “good enough”?
Ten years after adapting arguably its most iconic princess, Cinderella, to live action, Disney has done it again, but this time with the one who started it all. The first American animated feature ...
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‘Don’t Eat The Mangos’ arrives at the Huntington
“Don’t Eat The Mangos,” takes the stage at the Huntington on April 3. It’s a story of dark secrets, wicked humor, and honest truths, all with a talented cast and crew to bring it to life. Written by ...
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Letter from the Editor: What we feared is here and we must face it together
The Berkeley Beacon stands with The Tufts Daily. After the detainment in broad daylight of Rumeysa Öztürk, a Tufts University doctoral student arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in ...
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‘Romanticization of Ghosts and Grief’: Finding community through poetry
Most people cringe at the musings of their 14-year-old selves. Annalisa Hansford, a senior writing, literature, and publishing student, gains constant inspiration from their past self.