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3 Questions: B.o.B
Collegian staffer Garth Brody interviews B.o.B
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AP calls election for Brown
The Associated Press is reporting Republican Sen. Scott Brown has claimed a shocking come-from-behind win in the Massachusetts special election over Democratic candidate Martha Coakley, who most had believed until recently was a shoe-in for the U.S. Senate seat the left vacant by the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. More to follow.
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Curating coverage: Mass. Senate election
A staff of student reporters on the western side of the state can’t give you the full scoop on the Massachusetts Special Election, but we can help you find those who can. Note: The formatting might be a little glitchy; we’re working on that. More MA Senate Links Links
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Polling locations
The 2010 special election to replace the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy is being held on Tuesday, Jan. 19, just as University of Massachusetts students return to classes. It’s also one the closest races for one of the Bay State’s U.S. Senate seats in recent history – one of the few elections in a historically [...]
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UMass students hold ‘flash rave’ at Du Bois library.
On the night of Tuesday, Dec. 15, hundreds University of Massachusetts students held a flash rave – a pre-planned, spontaneous-looking dance party – in the Tippo courtyard of the W.E.B. Du Boise Library. But one thing was missing.
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Raw Clips: Great Sedition Trial Panel
In the interest of timeliness, we’ve uploaded selected clips without titles, transitions or much editing.
Our media partners at UVC-TV 19 and Amherst Wire should have the video in full.
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Developing | Levasseur denied permission to travel to UMass, organizers say
In a released statement, organizers of a scheduled lecture by former United Freedom Front leader Raymond Luc Levasseur said he was denied permission to travel to the University of Massachusetts for the event by the U.S. Parole Board. Here’s the statement: The U.S. Parole Commission has unexpectedly denied Ray Luc Levasseur permission to travel to [...]
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