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New Issue of Salamander Literary Journal
Featuring poetry, fiction, reviews, and artwork
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Suffolk Law Professors Available to Comment on Selected U.S. Supreme Court Rulings
To analyze decisions related to same-sex marriage, housing discrimination, child victims’ testimony, and IRS regulations for Affordable Care Act exchanges
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Lydia Martin: Lotería II
Art professor in solo exhibition at Whistler House Museum of Art in Lowell
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Faculty Publish Change Leadership Book Series
Three-part series aims to help leaders embrace and adapt to change
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Art Professor’s Ideas to Take Flight in New Lechmere T Station
Migrating birds in Randal Thurston’s design evoke the ebb and flow of the commute
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Theatre of the Borderlands: Conflict, Violence, and Healing
Spanish Professor Iani Moreno's book focuses on dramatists from the Northern Mexico border territories, whose work discusses the indigenous, border crossings, heroes and folk saints, the city of Tijuana, and violence in the borderlands
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American Literature Association Convention
Suffolk University English Department faculty present on John Updike, Harriet Beecher Stowe, James Baldwin, and more
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The 'Bone and Sinew of the Nation': Antebellum Workingmen on Health and Sovereignty
History Professor Patricia Reeve publishes essay in book exploring historical entanglement between gender and health
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Short short stories and fairy tale by Wyatt Bonikowski
Published in "NANO Fiction" and "Fairy Tale Review"
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Flash Fiction and Critical Essay
By Professor and English Department Chair Quentin Miller
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Conferences as Community Builders
Law Professor David Yamada's blog post making the case for academic and professional conferences that foster community, was reprinted in "Psychology Benefits Society"
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Dead Soldiers and Their Posthumously Conceived Children
Law Professor Charles Kindregan’s research, published in the Catholic University of America Law School's Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy, Vol. 31, Page 74. examines legal aspects of leaving cryopreserved gametes for future reproductive use
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"Human Nature" art exhibit
Foundation Studies Professor Lydia Martin has six paintings included in the Color of Humanity Art Gallery's online exhibit "Human Nature"
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Building Mini-Categories in Product Networks
Mathematics & Computer Science Professor Dmitry Zinoviev and Marketing Professor Zhen Zhu presented and then published the paper "Building Mini-Categories in Product Networks" in the Springer Verlag series "Studies in Computational Intelligence"
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Trickle-Down Economics
Sociology Professor Susan Sered blogs about poverty over generations
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Opening The Taps: The Case For Water Affordability Legislation
Law Professor Sharmila Murthy calls for action as poor people face water shutoffs
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Small-Mammal Population Dynamics and Habitat Use on Bumpkin Island in the Boston Harbor
Biology Chair Lauren Nolfo-Clements and Mark Clements of Northern Essex Community College published the article "Small-Mammal Population Dynamics and Habitat Use on Bumpkin Island in the Boston Harbor" in the peer-reviewed journal Northeastern Naturalist
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Penny and Pound Foolish: Governor Baker’s MassHealth Savings Plan
Sociology Professor Susan Sered writes about the governor's MassHealth cost-saving plan, which she suspects “presents disproportionate hardships for ... the people who most need consistent healthcare coverage.”
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Independent study: How three doctoral students tackled issues recruiting participants and collecting data with historically underrepresented populations
Recent publications by Professor Tryan L. McMickens of the Administration of Higher Education program
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Century-scale species incidence, rareness and turnover in a high-diversity Northwest Atlantic coastal embayment
Biology Professor Thomas Trott’s paper, published in the journal Marine Biodiversity, examines more than 170 years of information on Cobscook Bay and concludes that commercial fishing activities have impacted the marine animal (invertebrate) communities.
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