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Town of Amherst continues to progress on Gateway Development Project

The town recently hired a planning consultant to help it further progress on the Gateway proposal, a joint-effort between the town and UMass.

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Busting campus myths

Collegian columnist Matthew M. Robare retells and debunks some great UMass myths.

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Honey whiskey leaves drinkers buzzing

Evan Williams Honey Reserve, a straight Kentucky bourbon infused with honey, a good example of sweet whiskey.

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Report shows EPA creates jobs

A report released by the Political Economy Research Institute in February showed that compliance with Environmental Protection Agency regulations contributes to job growth and not job losses, as many believed.

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Bask in the sunlight

Collegian columnist Matthew M. Robare looks to the heavens for solutions to our energy problems here on Earth.

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The problem with arguing ad hominem

Name calling may be a fun way for politicians to discredit their opponents, but journalists should save their remarks for the facts.

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Try helping, not invading Libya

Robare to Obama: Bombing the sh*t out of Libya won’t help anyone.

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If there’s labor unrest in Wisconsin, why don’t they go to bed?

Unions are controversial right now, but they shouldn’t be. Besides, the cows are taking notice.

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Kerry addresses economy, foreign policy in NoHo

Senator John Kerry (D-MA) met with a group of his constituents at a Town Hall-style meeting in Northampton Saturday.

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The hellish world of laptop shopping

Collegian columnist Matthew M. Robare needs a new laptop. That’s where the trouble started.

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