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Nation
A few graduations are disrupted by protest, but many are held as planned
At the University of California, Berkeley, hundreds of soon-to-be graduates rose in their seats in protest, briefly disrupting their commencement. At Virginia Commonwealth University, about 60 graduates in caps and gowns walked out during Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s speech. At the University of Wisconsin, a handful of graduates stood with their backs to their chancellor as she spoke. Continue reading →
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LETTERS
Dammed if you do
What’s really at stake is extending areas available to recreational boats and other water sports, thereby imposing a new ecology — and not necessarily a better or even more natural one. Continue reading →
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Money, Power, Inequality
In some Boston hospitals, patients get lawyers, too
While medical professionals are trained for illnesses of the body, it’s difficult to navigate patients’ legal matters whether that’s a landlord refusing to cooperate or a need to make calls to help them connect to the right resource. That's where the lawyers step in. Continue reading →
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