Monthly Archives: September 2010

Former Suffolk student creates effective ticketing website

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DerekAnderson Journal Staff Christian Galvin is the ticketing filter of Boston. With the start of his company TixList.com, Galvin connects sellers of sporting, concert, and event tickets to anyone wi...

Lady Rams look to build on solid start to season

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Mike Giannattasio Journal Staff The Suffolk University women’s soccer team is 5-2-1 this season and many of the players are getting recognized for their outstanding achievements. Gabrielle Balestrier...

Men’s soccer off to solid start, heighten expectations

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Mike Giannattasio Journal Staff After starting off the season 2-3, the Suffolk University men’s soccer team has won their last three games to improve to 5-3 this season. The Rams defeated Johnson &am...

Sports briefs Sept. 29, 2010

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Rays’ fan base called out by players While the Tampa Bay Rays are battling for the top spot in the American League East, their fan base has been a topic of discussion.  The team is on track to ...

Van Gogh, meet Sam Adams

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Rosa Mendoza Journal Contributor As I waited, the man keeping the line in order yelled with a smirk on his face, “Hey you guys, if you’re drinking alcohol, make sure you finish it first, ...

The Social Network (2010)

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Kendra Samuel Journal Contributor “The least they could have done is waited until I died.” Mark Zuckerberg said after hearing the news of a movie based on his life. The tagline states, “You don’t get...

Boston Pops continue delighting audiences

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Chelsea Szmania Journal Contributor Keith Lockhart stands to attention on a cold and rainy day as music erupts at the motion of his wrist. The sound becomes complete with harmonies as a timeless clas...

‘Tidal Flowers’ flow in Charles

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Sarina Tracy Journal Contributor There are flowers blooming in the water of Boston’s Fort Point Channel, being planted by an unexpected source: a man and his recycling.   Artist Tim Murdoch harnesses...

The business of buying books

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Jason Kenosky Journal Contributor School is now in session, and you more than likely have purchased your textbooks for the semester. If this is your first year in college, the price for those books m...

Staff Editorial Sept. 29, 2010

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Here at the Journal, we’ve come to the realization that crazies are attempting to run the good ‘ole US of A. And yet people still think it’s a great idea to follow them? We don’t quite get it. For in...

Cuba and the U.S. blockade

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Harry Lam Journal Contributor It has been over 50 years since the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959 led by Fidel Castro and Argentine revolutionary Ernesto “Che” Guevara. Immediately after the ...

World Briefs Sept. 29, 2010

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Australia SYDNEY, New South Wales- A raid killing six Afghans, including five children, leaves three former Australian soldiers pressed with manslaughter, dangerous conduct, failing to comply with a ...