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Headlines. The headline of that last story, by the way, was “State??s Dem Chairman Flip-Flops on Resignation.” Flip-Flop: such a neutral term with absolutely no political charge. By this week, the online archivists at the Herald must have gotten the message, editing the headline to read: “State??s Chief Dem Changes his Mind About Resignation...
...other Council business, Mahan said that following last week’s announcement that alcohol distributor United Liquors had refused to provide alcohol for the Harvard-Yale tailgates, the Council was working with a “number of other distributors throughout the state?? to ensure that alcohol makes its annual foray at The Game...
...stage. History has proven Montesquieu’s emphasis on systems of checks and balances invaluable to America, and we believe the current University administration ought to take to heart the lessons from this country’s founding fathers. While the College—as opposed to the state??will never be governed democratically, the recent revelation that most of the proposals of the curricular review will ultimately be at the unchecked, unbalanced mercy of University Hall is disturbing to say the least...
Dustin Long, QB, Sam Houston State??Long got out of the gate strong—except for a four interception performance against Southwestern Missouri State??but since then, he’s been no better than average. Over his past two contests, the 6’3 senior has averaged 16 completions for 231 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. He has still managed to hold onto the second spot in passer efficiency rating, but his nine interceptions on the season are tied for the most of any of the top 33 players in that category...
...exempted from a statewide, 249-town effort initiated by Public Safety Secretary Ed Flynn. The inspiration for Flynn’s initiative was a contraversial Northeastern University report, commissioned by the state legislature, which came out last May. The report analyzed traffic citations, warnings and search data for the state??s 366 law enforcement agencies. Under the statute that commissioned the study, Flynn was required to determine whether Northeastern’s data suggested a pattern of racial profiling in various local police forces. He thus ordered 249 Massachusetts law enforcement agencies to collect additional data...