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Travis Rowley: The Hate-Crime Hoax–A Liberal Pastime

Saturday, August 24, 2013

Just in time for all the upcoming freshmen orientations (referred to as “First-Years” Orientation at Brown University in order to avoid offending female students) on college campuses across the country was the confirmation that the “month-long spate of racist, anti-Jewish and anti-gay messages” that occurred at Oberlin College last winter was – yup – more progressive deception.

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In Case You Missed It: New England’s Top Public High Schools

Central Massachusetts's own AMSA Charter School was ranked #4 in New England.

Saturday, August 24, 2013

"In Case You Missed It," GoLocal's Saturday feature, puts the week's top stories in one easy place for you to review and read. Check out what dominated the news cycle this week in Rhode Island and get all the details with these easy links.

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Don’t Miss: Southwick’s Zoo Wild Scavenger Hunt

Get out your field glasses and head over to Southwick's Zoo for a late summer treat: a scavenger hunt for the whole family.

Saturday, August 24, 2013

As summer winds down, you won't want to miss any chance to get out and about with the family, and Southwick's Zoo has just the event this weekend--a Summer Slam Safari Scavenger Hunt.

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Fit For Life: Are You Reading That Label Right?

Saturday, August 24, 2013

It says it’s healthy, right on the label! Right? I have dealt with many people that claim they can't get the results they want no matter how hard they try. The first thing I ask them is how are their eating habits. Nine out of ten times people tell me that they eat "pretty well". They are not telling me this because they are trying to lie to me, but due to false marketing and media claims, they are disillusioned into thinking they are eating healthy. That is, until I have them do a detailed log of 4-5 days worth of eating in a diary, give them my analysis, and tell them the truth about what the food they are consuming is doing or not doing to reach their goal. The answer is always the same: “I don't eat as well as I thought.” So here is a list of what are the most common things people think are healthy foods, but really aren’t.

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WPI Summer Program Inspires Teen Girls With Science

Sixteen middle school girls from Massachusetts and Connecticut explored biotechnology and innovation at a new summer program at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Photo: WPI.

Saturday, August 24, 2013

In the morning they worked at the lab bench, paired one-on-one with undergraduate researchers from around the country and guided by bioengineering and life sciences faculty members. In the afternoon they were challenged to create, innovate, and lead by faculty members in business. Such was the intense, week-long experience for 16 local middle school girls selected for the new Innovations in Bioengineering Camp at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. wor

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John Monfredo: Worcester Schools Launch Attendance Campaign

If 80% of success is showing up, we should all be doing more to ensure that students are taking school attendance seriously.

Saturday, August 24, 2013

As the new school year begins, the Worcester Public Schools will be joining districts across the nation for the first ever Attendance Awareness Month as districts bring to light the importance of being in school. The theme “Every School Day Counts” will be supported locally by a number of groups throughout the Worcester Community.

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Tom Finneran: The Nightmare of the Middle East

The violence plaguing the Middle East has undeniably been mishandled for many years. It's time for the government to get their priorities straight.

Friday, August 23, 2013

Is there any place on Planet Earth more violent, more vicious, than the Middle East? What a collection of utterly rotten regimes. Blessed by nature with an abundance of oil, they are also cursed by God and by all decent humans for their depraved cruelty to their fellow man.

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Worcester Anti-Foreclosure Team Battles City Council

Friday, August 23, 2013

The Worcester Anti-Foreclosure Team (WAFT) has gone public with its frustration with Worcester's City Council's lack of progress on passage of a pre-foreclosure mediation ordinance.

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Arthur Schaper: “Raise Up Massachusetts” Brings Bay State Down

“Raise Up Massachusetts” will only serve to bring down workers, businesses, and the economy, according to Arthur Schaper.

Friday, August 23, 2013

Progressive policies abound in the Northeast. Rhode Island is the most liberal state in the union, with Massachusetts close behind. The mantra of the progressive movement argues that the bigger the government, the better the people. Put the right folks in charge at the top in Beacon Hill, and everything will trickle down for the greater good of all. If we can find the best people, those with loftier thoughts and more information than the rest of us average shmoes, then everything will work out for the best, right?

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5 Live Music Musts: Friday, August 23rd

The Cult will be performing at the House of Blues in Boston.

Friday, August 23, 2013

The weekend is here again and that means they are sure to be plenty of live music acts in the area over the next couple of days you'll want to check out.

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