After four reported break ins around the off-campus community within the past two weeks, Boston Police Department announced that there have been 27 reported break ins in the area since Dec. 15.
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Elections Committee Announces Mar. 22 Primary Elections for UGBC Race
In a Thursday night email to the potential candidates, the Elections Committee announced that the six teams running for president and vice president of UGBC will compete in a primary election on Mar. 22.
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After Surviving Rwandan Genocide, Musabyemungu Talks Forgiveness
On Monday evening, Musabyemungu described how Catholic Relief Services helped her and other Rwandans forgive those who led the genocide of 1994.
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African, African Diaspora Courses Added to Social Science, History Core
On Wednesday evening, the African and African Diaspora Studies department announced that its courses will be counted towards the social science and history core requirements starting in the fall of 2016.
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Free Market, Capitalism Can Curb Climate Change, Argues Rucinski
The northeast regional coordinator of Citizens Climate Lobby discussed a plan his company created to curb climate change using America’s free market.
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UGBC Hosts Town Hall Meeting to Promote Racial Equality on Campus
On Thursday evening, UGBC held a Town Hall meeting to expand their conversation on diversity and inclusion with the administration to include students and faculty.
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MedLife Screening: ‘Girls Rising’ for Equal, Global Education
On Tuesday night, Medicine, Education, and Development to Low Income Families Everywhere (MEDLIFE) hosted a screening of Girl Rising, a documentary following the lives of girls across the globe in the pursuit of education despite gender and financial barriers.
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The School of Social Work Hosts Screening to Educate on Sexual Exploitation, Prostitution
On Friday evening, students gathered in Cushing to watch a documentary about sexually exploited children in New York City and hear from local experts who work to help the exploited.
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Olivia Hussey and Meredith McCaffrey Withdraw From UGBC Election, Campaign Kickoff Postponed
The exit by Olivia Hussey and Meredith McCaffrey from the UGBC presidential race on Saturday means just one team would remain on the 2016 ballot.
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IT Department Investigating Email Virus Sent to BC Students, Faculty
After six BC students received the email virus known as Locky, which has the capability to encrypt both the computer and its hard drive, the IT department is working to understand how this happened.
