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‘Up at Night’: Tipped Workers Fearful About Mass. Ballot Question to Hike Minimum Wage
Tipped workers in Massachusetts might see their minimum wage increase by more than $8 an hour if voters approve Ballot ...
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With Ballot Question 1, A Test of Trust in the Massachusetts State Legislature
The Massachusetts State Legislature is facing a referendum of sorts on Nov. 5 after a chaotic last two years has sparked a ...
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Cambridge Fire Department to Build New Fire Training Facility
The Cambridge Fire Department will construct a new stand-alone training facility on Cambridge Street to maintain its ...
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Harvard Design School Fabrication Lab Workers File for Unionization
Nearly 100 employees at the Harvard Graduate School of Design’s Fabrication Lab filed for unionization on Oct. 4.
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A Day in the Life of a Perfect Harvard Student
This Flyby writer shares a day in the life of the perfect Harvard student as a reminder that perfect people do exist, and ...
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Harvard Graduate Council Cancels Alumni Emails, Subsidized MBTA Passes
Harvard Graduate Council President Dalton Fogarty announced the cancellation of two HCG initiatives — the return of alumni ...
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Ballot Question 4 to Legalize Psychedelics Draws National Attention — and Dollars
Medical professionals, billionaires, and activists from around the country are watching Massachusetts voters closely as they ...
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‘It’s What’s Inside’ Review: Dark, Twisted, But a Little Tangled
It’s What’s Inside” is a chilling examination of human insecurity and the lasting consequences of wanting to be someone else.
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A Midsemester Night’s Concert: Harvard Bach Society Misses the Mark
If there was one thing that this concert delivered on, it was displaying the strong link between Shakespeare’s play and ...
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Intramurals, Parties, Milk: How Kirkland Brought Back House Spirit
As a resident of Kirkland House, Harvard’s most vibrant House community, I know firsthand that active participation can ...
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‘The Comfort of Crows’ Review: Masterfully Reintroducing the World as We Know It
In a daunting 52 chapters, one for each week of the year, Margaret Renkl’s book “The Comfort of Crows” takes readers through ...
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‘Gershwin Brothers’ Two Political Satire Musicals in Concert’ Review: Bites Off More Than It Can Chew But Still Goes Down Easy
The concert embraced extreme timeliness with a double bill of musical satires about presidential elections with music and ...