With Jan. 2012 marking the 10th year that the detention camp has been open, a Guantánamo Bay art installation has opened in Amherst.
Saturday, February 4, 2012 | last update: 12:20 pm
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Guantánamo Bay art installation shares stories of people
Tags: amherst, Art Exhibit, Guantanamo Bay
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Board of Trustees still face criticism for violating Open Meeting Law
An investigation into the way the University Board of Trustees handled the search for a new president last year is still under scrutiny from the State Attorney General.
Tags: Jack Wilson, Martha Coakley, Open Meeting Law, University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees
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UMass tops the charts of highest paid state employees
The numbers are in: University of Massachusetts employees remain at the top of the charts for highest paid state workers.
Tags: Open Checkbook, salaries, state budget
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Students celebrate festival of colors
Students enjoyed the Festival of Colors at Hampshire College yesterday.
Tags: Festival of Colors, hampshire college, Holi
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Raveonettes, Tamaryn to play at Pearl Street tonight
The Raveonettes will perform at the Pearl Street Night Club tonight to showcase their latest album, “Raven in the Grave.”
Tags: pearl street night club, Raveonettes, Tamaryn
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UMass community gathers for public sector workers
Hundreds of members of the University of Massachusetts community packed the Student Union Ballroom Tuesday afternoon to demonstrate support for public sector workers.
Tags: Dan Clawson, Fightback USA, Melissa Urban, Mike Fox, National Teach-In
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