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Stoughton Patch, May 17 2013
UMass Boston’s living history project, The Mass Memories Road Show, collected more than 350 photographs at its latest stop in Stoughton.
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May 16 2013
Outlet: Dorchester Reporter - Online
Tasia A. Jones: One of the performers in this weekend's first- ever Dorchester Fringe Festival. She will appear on Saturday at the Erick Jean Center for the Arts in Four Corners. Photo by Luke BaroskyThe first-ever all-free Dorchester Fringe Festival
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Deseret News, May 15 2013
UMass Boston announced Monday it will award a posthumous bachelor of arts degree to Boston Marathon bombing victim Krystle Campbell at commencement on May 31.
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Boston.com, May 15 2013
UMass officials say the state Senate’s current budget proposal earmarks $455 million in funding for the university system, $22 million less than is needed to guarantee a tuition and fee freeze for the next academic year.
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May 15 2013
Outlet: Steubenville Herald-Star - Online
NEW CUMBERLAND - Lynn Elliott confessed to being "very surprised" Monday night at being chosen the 2014 Hancock County Teacher of the Year.
What was never in doubt was her chosen profession.
"I don't remember ever wanting to be anything other t
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Metro Boston, May 14 2013
UMass Boston announced Monday it will award a posthumous bachelor of arts degree to Boston Marathon bombing victim Krystle Campbell at commencement on May 31.
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WFXT-TV, May 14 2013
UMass Boston announced Monday it will award a posthumous bachelor of arts degree to Boston Marathon bombing victim Krystle Campbell at commencement on May 31.
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NECN, May 14 2013
UMass Boston announced Monday it will award a posthumous bachelor of arts degree to Boston Marathon bombing victim Krystle Campbell at commencement on May 31.
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Boston.com, May 13 2013
UMass Boston announced Monday it will award a posthumous bachelor of arts degree to Boston Marathon bombing victim Krystle Campbell at commencement on May 31.
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Boston.com, May 13 2013
UMass Boston graduate student Aaron Devine, one of the co-founders of Dorchester literary group Write on the Dot, says the collective is excited to release its second journal of writing from neighborhood authors.
