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Ewen-Campen, Scott resignations to trigger special elections in Somerville - The Tufts Daily (opens the original)
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Somerville City Councilors J.T. Scott of Ward 2 and Ben Ewen-Campen of Ward 3 officially announced their resignations last week, effective on Dec. 31. The resignations follow Ewen-Campen’s victory in the Democratic primary for the 27th Middlesex State House district. With no declared Republican or third-party candidates, Ewen-Campen is running unopposed for the seat — currently held by Erika Uyterhoeven, who was elected to the State Senate — in the November general election. Scott, who first ran
Stravinsky, spiritualism, succulents - The Tufts Daily (opens the original)
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Featuring two contemporary ballets, Alexander Ekman’s “Cacti” and Akram Khan’s “Vertical Road (Reimagined) 2023,” the Boston Ballet’s Fall Experience poses the question of whether it can be reviewed at all. The experience will run through Sept. 20 at the Citizens Opera House before moving to New York City and Paris. The Fall Experience begins, not with dance, but with a performance by the Boston Ballet Orchestra of two pieces from Igor Stravinsky’s “The Firebird Suite” (1910). Stravinsky’s score
Tufts facilities workers reach tentative bargaining agreement after recent vote authorizing strike - The Tufts Daily (opens the original)
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On Friday, Sept. 11, Tufts University facilities workers, represented by 32BJ Service Employees International Union, reached a tentative bargaining agreement with the university. The agreement addresses a number of concerns raised by the workers, including wage increases, improved paid time off, new opportunities for groundskeepers and protection of workers on leave for immigration-related issues. The agreement came eight days after the workers held a Sept. 3 rally on the Medford campus. The ral
Tufts pilots new orientation structure, aiming to build a stronger sense of community among first-years - The Tufts Daily (opens the original)
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Tufts launched its newly restructured orientation program this year, designed to help first-years build community through the creation of orientation groups. From Sept. 2 through Sept. 7, incoming students had the opportunity to attend classic, fan-favorite events, including the O-Show and Jumboning, while spending time within their small cohort. Each group was facilitated by two student orientation leaders responsible for guiding 24 first-years through orientation events, hosting four small-gro
Despair and dogs: ‘The Dog Stars’ explores longing and loss in a post-apocalyptic future - The Tufts Daily (opens the original)
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From expansive historical epics like “Gladiator” (2000) to science fiction thrillers like “Blade Runner” (1982), Ridley Scott is a worldbuilding maestro who conveys the brutality of survival in beautiful imagery. His most recent film, “The Dog Stars” (2026), adapted from Peter Heller’s novel of the same name, serves as another example of his aesthetic prowess, yet fails to adhere to a coherent plot. The film follows Hig (Jacob Elordi), a young man existing in a post-apocalyptic world after a pan
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