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...second and third murders of 2005 occurred in the same incident in early August. Eight-year-old Regina Antoine and her grandmother Benita Antoine, 76, died due to a fire set in their building by alleged suspect Kevin Robinson...
Also in late September, a man posing as a taxi driver picked up two women on two separate occasions in Boston’s Financial District between 1 a.m. and 3:30 a.m. The suspect drove the women to a parking lot near the Alewife T Station, where he allegedly sexually assaulted them. The suspect, linked by DNA, was arrested on October 9 in Augusta, Maine and is awaiting trial for the rapes...
...current that I almost missed in the "Opal Mehta" controversy: xenophobia. The contribution is small—issues of honesty and class are undoubtedly more important and apparent here—but it’s there. We in our enlightened, genteel Cantabrigian bubble may not comprehend, much less suspect the existence of, such sentiments, but that just tells me something I’ve always known—that we’re damn lucky to be here...
...were shaken up,” Rigsby said, pointing out that there are no security locks on any of the campus’ main buildings. Still, freshman Jennifer K. Conolli said that she has “always felt safe” on campus. The community alert describes the suspect as “a light skinned Hispanic male, 20 years old, 5’7”, 170 lbs, with dark hair and a ‘fade’ haircut, pencil thin beard moustache, beard and goatee, wearing a blue shirt and jeans.” The suspect...
...executive at Random House put it, “literary identity theft,” a high crime in both the publishing and academic worlds. Particularly at an institution that aspires to embody veritas each and every day, Viswanathan’s apparent misrepresentation and her suspect excuse demonstrate a lack of integrity.A similarly disappointing corollary to this case is the apparent schadenfreude—the malicious glee of seeing Viswanathan fail—which seems to have greeted this story at Harvard and elsewhere. Call it jealousy, call it shock, or call it entertaining; whatever the explanation, people...