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TU/TD
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Metro, Politics
City Announces Master Plan To Revitalize Boston By 2030
Mayor Walsh looks to innovate the city like never before to commemorate Boston’s 400th birthday.
News, Featured Column, Features
Wasted Walsh: ResLife’s Need For Greater Transparency
As the semester comes to a close, a look back at the events in Walsh Hall highlight the need for greater transparency on the part of the Office of Residential Life.
Metro, Politics
Walsh Updates Role Of Technology In City Government
With one year under his belt Mayor Walsh plans to move the city into the 21st century with a new emphasis on technological systems.
Metro, Column, Boston
Can Boston Handle An Olympic Bid?
Mayor Martin J. Walsh, WCAS ’09, and Governor Deval Patrick are looking to bring the 2024 Olympic Games to Boston. Is the city prepared?
News, Athletics
City Of Boston Looks To Be A Leader In Reforming College Athletics
When Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh, WCAS ’09, returns from a trip abroad, he’ll have an ordinance waiting for him that, if signed, would directly interject local government into the BC athletic department and every other athletic department in the city.
Opinions, Editorials
The City’s Unwelcome Incursion Into College Athletics
City Councilor Josh Zakim has taken it upon himself to push college athletic departments in the city to protect their athletes better. Although the NCAA has been slow to change policies for players’ health and safety, it is not the city’s place to step in and intervene.
Metro, Boston
‘Allston Christmas’ Leads To Traffic And Trash Yet Again
As college students move back into Boston’s neighborhoods, deeper issues with the city’s housing are again revealed.
