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Panasyuk said he was visiting friends at Northeastern University when he was pulled out of the crowd and arrested on Boylston Street and Park Drive, according to Boston Police Department (BPD) spokesman John T. Boyle. Panasyuk alleges that the police did not read him his Miranda rights or inform him of the reason for his arrest...
Let’s look at the target audience of these editorials: voters who are still undecided at this point in the race. In endorsing a candidate, news sources are coalescing months of debate, information and promises into one well-grounded opinion. If voters can’t make up their minds, the newspapers are effectively helping them by laying it all out there. These editorials don’t come out at the start of the campaign or in the middle of the debates; they come at point when all is almost said and done. They are not presumptive...
First, the council needs to better inform incoming students about what it does and why it is important to participate. Aside from a small booth at the activities fair and a notice buried deep in the Yard Bulletin, student government did almost nothing to reach out to students during Freshman Week. The council should be more proactive about reaching out to first year students when they arrive. The involvement of student leaders during that first week would lead to discussions about student government and segue naturally into the elections, which would be more substantive. Also, informing students about the role...
...Self-Promoter. This specimen masks his arrogance by feigning sincerity and the suggestion that he intends to clear up confusion through his immense wisdom. His real goal is to inform the class of how erudite he is. Recently, in my section for Foreign Cultures 82, “Modern Arabic Narratives,” a student responded to another student’s interpretation of a text. “If you’ve ever read this book in Arabic”—clearly The Self-Promoter had—“you would realize that?...
...elite college with its roots in stodgy Puritanism, ritual human sacrifice to vengeful river deities ought to seem strikingly anomalous. Apparently no one has made it across the Charles River to inform the rowers of Newell Boathouse of the inconsistency...