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...physically abusing an openly gay Harvard undergraduate, more than a year after the incident took place. Jose T. Sousa, 26, of Cambridge, had earlier pled not guilty to charges of intent to intimidate stemming from an incident that took place outside Adams House in April 2005. And in Middlesex District Court yesterday, Assistant District Attorney Jessica Noble successfully lobbied the judge to dismiss charges against Sousa. Timothy J. Kelleher—the other defendant in the case and the individual suspected of actually striking the victim—was also present yesterday in court, where he was scheduled to face...
...incident would at least be a “huge distraction for the team and could hurt us.”And with that, Thomas was gone, closing an embarrassing chapter in the Harvard offseason.Although the Boston Globe reported on Aug. 18 that the victim had told the Middlesex district attorney in an interview that she “wished this whole case was dropped,” charges are still pending. Regardless of the outcome, Thomas will not suit up for the Crimson again.“His official status with the team is that he will not play...
...local level, City Councilor Michael A. Sullivan won the nomination for Middlesex County Clerk of Courts—a position has been held for the last 48 years by his uncle, Edward J. Sullivan—with three-quarters of the vote...
...which is the European average. Washington D.C. is the unhealthiest place to live, with a combined life expectancy of 72 years, on par with the Gaza Strip. Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and South Carolina, all have combined life expectancies under 75 years—lower than Mexico and Saudi Arabia. Middlesex County, which includes Cambridge, fares well; men here can expect to live 76.8 and women 81.4 years. The study seeks to raise awareness that America faces huge national health challenges. “Messages about these factors aren’t getting to people who need to hear them...
...judge in the assault case of suspended football captain Matthew C. Thomas ’06–’07 has rejected a request from Thomas’ lawyer to place a gag order on the Middlesex District Attorneys Office, according to DA spokeswoman Melissa Sherman. Pointing to coverage of Thomas’ arrest in news outlets including The Boston Globe, The Associated Press, and The Crimson, Thomas’ lawyer, Michael J. McHugh ’73, requested the gag order during a pre-trial hearing on July 19, 2006. The judge in the case, George...