The news last week was that Boston's municipal wireless internet access ("muni wifi") plan had slowed to a crawl - the city's "public-private" muni wifi partnership having raised far less than the estimated $15 million it claims it needs to deliver cheap broadband wifi access to Boston's neighbo
The Law is a Two-Tiered System in Brookline
Dear Senator Kennedy (D-MA),
S 1959: Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act is illegal
by Susan Allen
Nader Should Ride Off Into the Sunset on a Humvee
Ralph Nader’s running for President again, stumping like he’s running a grassroots campaign, while riding high on the coattails of big business.
Advise Congress The Treasury’s Summary Of Regulatory Proposal Constitutes Treason
by Susan Allen March 30, 2008
“America would never invest the necessary funds or energies in rehabilitation of its poor so long as adventures like Vietnam continued to draw men and skills and money like some demonic destructive suction tube.” (Dr. King, 1967)
BOSTON - It was no April Fools’ Day for UMass Boston students and community. Following mid morning classes, over 70 students and faculty joined together to rally for UMass Boston student rights’ in the Campus Center Plaza.
Over the last few years, as fast internet connections have become the standard for more and more Americans, software has been developed by a number of companies and at least one defunct non-profit project to allow live video streaming (generally from broadcast satellite feeds) to people's comput
BOSTON - Four protesters bound themselves with chains, wire mesh fencing, and a bicycle lock this morning, in order to block the front entrance of the Bank of America branch in Boston’s Copley Square.
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There is something to be said for a food stand that does one thing and does it well. La Boca Empanadas is such a place.