Daily Archives: September 28, 2011

Twenty administrators cut as Suffolk attempts to reorganize

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Suffolk cut 20 administrative staff members through the elimination of 35 positions in attempts to reorganize the University, on Friday. “These are challenging times for our nation and American highe...

Government classes participate in broadcast

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Early Monday morning, Professor Brad Bannon’s Government 110 (Introduction to American Democracy) classes were provided the opportunity to attend and serve as an audience to a broadcasting of “The Je...

Police Blotter

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Wednesday, September 21 3:56 p.m. 10 West Report of an unwanted person at 10 West. Report filed. Thursday, September 22 11:38 a.m. 150 Tremont Report of white male with a two wheeler inside 148 Cambr...

Free lectures open to University and public

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Michelle Lim Journal Contributor Over a century ago, at the corner of Ashburton Place and Bowdoin Street, George Coleman had a vision to open lectures in Ford Hall to the public. The advent of the In...

Social Justice Series educates on equity, education

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Caitlin Lezell Journal Contributor This fall, various organizations across Suffolk University are joining together to bring students the Social Justice Series, a three-part event dedicated to educati...

Academic scholar presents privacy in the digital age

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Melissa Hanson Journal Contributor Last Wednesday evening in the C. Walsh Theatre, featured academic scholar and George Washington University law professor Jeffery Rosen presented “Privacy in the Dig...

Senior tennis player continuing great career with Rams

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Jeremy Hayes Journal Staff Suffolk tennis player Rebecca Copeland is a senior at Suffolk with a positive attitude for the Rams. Copeland is a Bristol, Conn. native, who played tennis for three years ...

Sports Briefs September 28, 2011

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White Sox release Ozzie Guillen Ozzie Guillen, the oft-outspoken and controversial manager of the Chicago White Sox has managed his last game as a member of the White Sox, after being released from h...

Obama Administration questioned in new book

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By Victoria Greenleaf A new and questionable book that was released on September 20 has been met with controversy and outrage in Washington D.C. Confidence in Men: Wall Street, Washington and the Edu...

Sarah Palin is horrible, we get it

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New book makes outrageous claims about sex, lies, and stupidity of ex-governor The latest about Sarah Palin splashed across the headlines this week was Joe McGinniss’ new book, The Rouge: Searching f...

Perry vs. Bush: Clash of the Texans

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Despite apparent similarities, the two Texas Governors dislike each other When it comes to the candidates for this year’s presidential elections, we sure have some… interesting choices.  One of...

Enough is enough

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Wrongful execution proves serious flaws in capital punishment By Ally Johnson In one the most heavily publicized and controversial examples of capital punishment in recent memory, Troy Davis was exec...