For about a year I’ve been working with a tech-savy young man named Sam Antonaccio to find a way to use the latest communications and gaming technology to bring Lowell’s history to life for a new generation. As we wrapped up a meeting this past Saturda... »
Yesterday I joined Harvard Law School Professor Charles Ogletree and host Emily Rooney to discuss the proposed "three strikes law" for violent habitual offenders on last night's edition of Greater Boston on WGBH-TV. To watch the segment in its entirety... »
Scanning the Scanners: A Side-by-Side Comparison – ProPublica “By 2014, the Transportation Security Administration plans to deploy body scanners at almost every airport security lane in America. The TSA uses two types of scanners: the millimeter wave a... »
Patriots wide receiver Chad Ochocinco taught a class about social media, and he did it while treating the students to dinner. »
Are Complete Streets Incomplete? « Project for Public Spaces – Placemaking for Communities So true. QUOTE Streets and parking can take up as much as a third of a community’s land, and designing them solely for the comfort of people in cars, and then on... »
Newest Cambridge City Councilor, who was endorsed by Elizabeth Warren, Harvard University Law School Professor who is running for the Democratic Party nomination for US Senate in Massachsuetts. »
Before you read this post, look at squares A and B in the image to the left. Which is darker? Next, answer the following questions: A bat and a ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost? If it takes ... »
Speaking before a crowd Sunday afternoon at the city of Cambridge’s 37th annual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Dean of Harvard College Evelynn M. Hammonds recalled an experience in which she and a professor overcame their differences in pur... »
