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Authors of the OpportuniT report are, from left: Tyree Ware, 19, Tai Tang, 19, Amatullah Mervin, 18, and Davonte Jordan, 17. They brought their concerns to MBTA GM Rich Davey last week.
A collaboration of city youth groups is urging the MBTA to launch a Youth Pass program that offers $10 unrestricted monthly fares for anyone between the ages of 12 and 21. A non-student Charlie Card LinkPass currently costs $59 for unlimited ridership each month. But MBTA General Manager Richard Davey said the plan would cost up to $27 million in lost revenue. “I was frank with the youth. ... There are obligations to think about. Right now, we are an underresourced agency,” he said. For several years, Youth
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Way on the MBTA collected data and conducted OpportuniT surveys revealing that numerous young riders who rely on public transportation can’t afford the T, resulting in missed classes and job loss. Tyree Ware, 19, a member of the group, said he takes several buses and trains to get to work in order to provide financial support for his family. Without a discount, dishing out dollars daily to use the T puts a dent in his wallet. “Youth Pass would benefit young adults out there who need an affordable way to get around,” said Ware.
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Winner for best actor for “Jerusalem” “It was a musical in Milwaukee called ‘The Me Nobody Knows.’ I sang a song; on the drive home I remember my parents named everyone else in the cast but me. Years later they admitted I was terrible in it and they didn’t know what to say.”
Nominated for best actor in a musical for “The Book of Mormon” “At my Jewish day school, I played ‘The Simcha Machine.’ It’s very embarrassing. It’s a Jewish thing. That’s all I remember about it. I stole the show, I’ll tell you right now. I was 5 years old. It was the best performance ever.”
Winner for best actress in a leading role for “Anything Goes” “When I was 10 I did my first musical, which was ‘Annie.’ That’s where the bug bit. Anybody who wanted to hear me sing ‘Tomorrow,’ I was at the ready. After that, it was all downhill — or uphill.”
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extended alumni network that is among the best in their fields. The College’s long-standing and extremely well respected history is all part of a unique and exciting experience. LabourÊ and its graduates are recognized the world over. Your LabourÊ education secures a place among one of the largest group of alumni in nursing and the allied health professionals anywhere. You will be recognized for the quality of the education received at LabourÊ – and no matter what area of healthcare you choose, the network of fellow alumni is always close . . . as a resource, colleague or as a friend. Wherever your career takes you – LabourÊ graduates can be found working as a healthcare professional in every corner of the globe. The faculty is outstanding with a low student to teacher ratio. The individualized program of study increases the opportunity for a personalized approach to learning as well as educational support services as needed. Along with an excep-
tional curriculum and clinical experiences, your LabourÊ education will exceptionally prepare you for a successful future in the ever-changing landscape of Healthcare. LabourÊ’s long-standing tradition of quality education and social responsibility will position you well as a professional, but as a role model and leader. In addition, our outstanding faculty and curriculum - coupled with clinical experiences in some of the top hospitals in the world will prepare you to be the best in whatever field you choose. LabourÊ and its affiliates give students exceptional opportunities in preparation for their future career in any one of a myriad of the health professions and Nursing. With numerous clinical affiliations that include academic medical centers, teaching and community hospitals, the college is committed to preparing its graduates to deliver patientcentered care as valued members of the health care team.
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Cambridge College Gets High Marks from Adult Students
Cambridge College will be nationally known for providing quality, innovative and relevant higher education opportunities through a student-centered and participatory learning model that empowers our students, enriches our community and transforms the future. -Cambridge College Vision Statement Between April and May 2010, all degree-seeking, graduate-level Cambridge College students were invited to participate in the Noel-Levitz Adult Student Priorities survey. This national survey was created to measure the unique needs of adult students. It identifies the importance students place on various aspects of campus life, and measures their satisfaction levels. Among the items that Cambridge College students thought were im-
portant (and were most satisfied with) were: • “The quality of instruction I receive in my program is excellent.” • “The content of the courses within my major is valuable.” • “Faculty are available for students….by phone, by email or in-person.” • “Faculty are fair and unbiased in their treatment of individual students.” • “Classes are scheduled at times that are convenient for me.” • “Tuition paid is a worthwhile investment.” • “Adequate financial aid is available for most adult students.” Cambridge College is nationally recognized for breaking down barriers in access to quality education. Students
who have overcome great challenges have always been central to the College’s mission and enjoy a great deal of mentor support. Additionally, the College has been recognized for serving the African-American and Latino communities in New England, and is committed to providing one of the lowest tuition rates among private universities and independent colleges in Massachusetts.
Please contact an admissions counselor at 855-722-2627 or go to www.cambridgecollege.edu/educate for more information.
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Discover Cambridge College for yourself at an information session on THURSDAY, July 14th at 6:00 p.m. at the main campus, 1000 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, between Central Square and Harvard Square on the Red Line. For those further north, the Merrimack Valley campus at 60 Island Street in Lawrence will hold an information session on TUESDAY, July 12th from 4pm-7pm.
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It’s Not Too Late to Make the Most of Summer In just six weeks this summer, enhance your professional credentials, broaden your career options, satisfy electives for a master’s degree, or focus on a topic of interest with one of Boston University’s renowned professors. Boston University Summer Term offers hundreds of undergraduate and graduate courses in more than 45 academic subjects during Summer 2. Our condensed, six-week schedule—which includes daytime, evening, and online courses—allows you to pursue your academic goals along with your usual summer activities. Plus, our open enrollment policy means you don’t have to be a Boston University student to experience Summer Term. Just register for the classes you want.
Here are a few highlights of Summer 2: Professional Development: Whether your field is communication, finance, management, information technology, or science, Summer Term is an ideal time to enhance your professional skills and learn new principles. Also look for business courses for non-business majors. Personal Enrichment: Engage your mind this summer—or satisfy your creative spirit—with a wide range of topics in art history, English, visual arts, theatre, film, television, and music. Foreign Languages: Find an extensive selection of courses in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Ancient Greek, Hausa, Italian, Japanese, Latin, modern Persian, Spanish, Turkish, or Wolof. The Sound of Poetry: This unique, interactive online course with former U.S. poet laureate Robert Pinsky uses
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Are you looking to enhance your career in Higher Education Administration? Do you have an interest in developing a career in student services, and in increasing your skills in student counseling and relationship building? Do you need a program with a flexible learning curriculum that appreciates your schedule as a working professional? The Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology, located in Boston, offers a Master of Arts in Applied Psychology in Higher Education Student Personnel Administration for professionals looking to further their careers. This is a blended program delivered onsite and online for working professionals. The graduate program prepares individuals to become student affairs educators whose special interest is college students and the achievement of their individual, academic, and career goals. MSPP integrates rigorous academic instruction with field education and professional
development assistance. At MSPP, we believe that the best learning environment for future higher education leaders comes from integrating classroom knowledge with hands-on experience. The MSPP curriculum provides for an understanding of theory, training, and practice of higher education student personnel administration. We emphasize the development of professionals who are committed to the ethical provisions of quality services through the development of multicultural awareness, knowledge and skills. Frequently, individuals completing graduate study in the specialized area of higher education student personnel administration subsequently assume any one of a variety of important functional roles in colleges or universities. Among these are: · Vice Presidents for Student Life · Directors of Housing and/or
Residence Life · Student Union and Student Activities Directors · Student Counselors · Athletics Counselors / Administrators · Career Development Advisors · Orientation Program Leaders · Enrollment Management Administrators · Racial and Ethnic Minority Support Services Coordinators · Greek-life coordinators · Detention and Assessment Personnel If you would like to pursue a leadership career in higher education, or are currently working in higher education and are seeking to increase your credentials and take your career to the next level, please contact us for more information. Visit us at: www.mspp.edu/highered or contact the Admissions Office directly at: admissions@mspp.edu
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A Unique Management Program Mount Ida College's graduate offering consists of a Master of Science in Management (M.S.M.) degree and a Master of Science in Management for Interior Architecture. Created as an alternative to a traditional Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) curriculum, which typically focuses on general principles of business, the innovative M.S.M. program at Mount Ida allows students to focus on the specific areas of operations and management that are relevant to their career fields. Students leverage their practical experience in the classroom as they develop the knowledge and creative ability to succeed in a competitive marketplace.
Accomplished Faculty, Small Classes Classes in the M.S.M. program are small and students enjoy close interaction with dedicated faculty members who are leaders in their fields. Most Mount Ida College faculty members in the management program are active business and design practitioners in industry, not-for-profit, and government organizations. Mount Ida faculty members have a history of helping high achieving graduates connect to professional opportunities regionally and nationally. The Mount Ida College two-year, part-time, 36credit MSM program offer the following benefits: • An intimate learning environment with customized attention for each student • Faculty members who are leaders in their fields
• A broad-based, relevant curriculum • An interactive, handson learning approach that embraces learning by doing • Convenient schedules including evening, weekend, and hybrid course offerings No matter which area of the work world you currently specialize in — corporate, not-for-profit, or your own business — if you’re ready to assume more responsibility, then the Mount Ida College M.S.M. is bound to make a difference in your life.
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NOW featuring new sustainability studies with TWO groundbreaking summer courses on GREEN ROOF Construction and Biomimicry. “This summer was one of the greatest learning experiences I have had in my life.” Ah, summertime. Tan lines, blue skies and…college credit? Why not? Summer break is the perfect time to scoop up extra credits and make new connections. Complete your degree a little faster, get the research experience gained through fieldwork or pursue international scholarship, or take an important class in which you
can dedicate all your energy. SUMMER II registration is now open. New classes begin July 5 and July 18, depending on the session. UMass Boston is the school thousands of students choose when planning their summer studies and it’s no wonder. With one of the largest academic programs in New England, a talented and
student-centered faculty, and playtime in the downtime (like learn-to-sail programs and sea kayak rentals), a summer at UMass Boston simply gives you more. What’s on your radar? Math prep or a language req? 600-level Latin or the GRE? Select from over 620 undergraduate and graduate courses in more than 60 subject areas, now including green-themed studies and expanded off-campus explorations. If you'd prefer an adventure a little closer to home, we also offer summer
courses on Nantucket. summer.umb.edu UMass Boston – in the top 100 best US business schools, placed in the top tier of greenest colleges in the country by the Princeton Review, and we’re part of the school system that ranked as the 33rd highest– rated American university by The Times of London! UMass Boston is an urban oasis, with beautiful Boston Harbor just steps from the campus lawn, sparkling in the sun and sending up a steady supply of fresh ocean breezes. We’re on the MBTA’s Red Line, with ample parking, so getting here is a breeze, too.
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An Exceptional Way to Complete Your Degree Jay A. Halfond Dean, Metropolitan College Boston University
Many Americans who begin their bachelor’s degree fail to complete it. In fact, one-sixth of all adults drop out before earning their baccalaureate. This is truly a lost opportunity since, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, those with undergraduate degrees earn twice that of high school graduates in the course of their careers. It also deprives adults of a tangible sense of accomplishment and an important foundation for appreciating the world around them. Yet returning to the classroom after years away can seem daunting and even stigmatizing. Adults might feel too isolated, too busy, or perhaps even too old to be back in school. The reality, though, is that higher education is forced on many traditional-age students before they can fully appreciate it—and, as adults, they are now far better
prepared to plunge back in. Boston University’s Metropolitan College has found a way to actually reward those who have postponed finishing their degree until they are ready. Designed for motivated adults and working professionals, our two-year Accelerated Degree Completion Program brings a world-class education within reach by combining evening and weekend classes on campus with blended and online study formats. To qualify for this rigorous program, students need 64 transferable college credits. Upon graduation, participants receive a Bachelor of Science degree from Boston University in either Computer Science or Management Studies. Students who graduate with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher gain the additional advantage of automatic admission—with advanced standing—to a BU master’s program in Administrative Studies or Computer Science.
Students go through the program as a cohort, attending the majority of their classes together. This opportunity to develop a meaningful sense of camaraderie was an added benefit for Amy Rutkowski (MET’09). “I’d hear my peers say, Oh, my friends from college . . . ,” she recalls. “But I really hadn’t had that experience, so the cohort aspect was very appealing. I relocated here not knowing anybody; the cohort, very quickly, provided a group of friends and business networking associates. We definitely developed a bond.”
We welcome inquiries from those now ready to complete their undergraduate degree. Please call 617-353-6000 or visit bu.edu/degreecomplete.
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Passion Comes To Life at The Cambridge School of Culinary Arts
Listening to Roberta Dowling, director of The Cambridge School of Culinary Arts, you may hear her say “You’ll never look at food the same way again.” If food is your passion and you want to turn your passion into your career, explore the professional world of food at the Cambridge School of Culinary Arts (CSCA). Established by Chef Roberta Dowling in 1974, The Cambridge School of Culinary Arts seeks to stimulate the senses as it helps students discover beauty and complexity within the world of food. Students are encouraged to explore all aspects of fine food and its preparation as they learn to produce dishes that demonstrate technical and scientific mastery. The education received at The CSCA provides each student with a lasting legacy of culinary knowledge that reflects
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Finish the bachelor’s you started—in just two years. Metropolitan College’s Accelerated Degree Completion Program accepts 64 transferable credits toward a degree. Start with this fall’s cohort and graduate with the same group of adults in 2013. Along the way, enjoy the college experience and connect with other professionals. Plus, a cumulative GPA of 3.0 earns you admission to a master’s program—with two courses of advanced standing.
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Get Ahead Of The Crowd At A University That’s Ahead Of The Curve Every day, more and more professionals across all industries are turning to Northeastern University’s College of Professional Studies to achieve their education and career goals. Why? Because, through the College of Professional Studies, you will get a relevant, timely, and flexible education that is designed to help you make the progress you want in your life and career. Northeastern University is an institution that has been long recognized as a leader and innovator in higher learning. The University’s approach to education has been recognized by publications such as Forbes and U.S. News & World Report as being among the very best. The College of Professional Studies adopts this same tradition of excellence and offers flexibility, convenience, and affordability
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Obama: Secret capitalist RE: “DOWN WITH CHAIRMAN O”: Will someone explain
what it is that Obama is supposed to have done that makes him a socialist commie? He saved the banking and auto industries for capitalism and helped pass national health care, a great boon for the insurance industry. As to the 47 percent who don’t pay taxes, where is our shame that 47 percent of us don’t earn enough money to support themselves or their families in order to pay up? For them, the economic picture is getting worse as
the rich get richer — frequently by tax breaks, tax subsidies, tax loopholes, tax-free offshore accounts, tax lobbyists and expensive tax attorneys. WALLIS COOPER, VIA E-MAIL
Black, white: Same thing The terms “racist,” “racial” profiling and “race” relations need to be eliminated from the American lexicon permanently. The word itself has a damaging effect on rationality and exemplifies the legacy of ignorance. We are all one race! To justify subjugation, those in power de-
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wife as a sexual person, just the mother of his child. What I want to know is why he didn’t send these photos to his wife as a form of foreplay or just for fun; c’mon, who among us hasn’t sent naughty picture-texts of aroused body parts to our significant others?
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It disgusts me that you have not chastised the Republican Congress for not allowing President Obama to create the civilian army which he said was necessary to the security needs of this country! After all, how long can the United States continue to be lucky and survive without this vital civilian force?
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ll of the images that come to mind when considering Martha’s Vineyard point toward a prohibitively expensive experience. There are pretty people in preppy clothes to consider, presidential vacations and celebrity residents. Even the name of the Massachusetts island seems designed to be said with an uppercrust underbite. But a few days on the Vineyard is actually quite affordable.
Getting around
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Staying there Vineyard Haven is probably the most relaxing area to stay. What sets this area apart is that it’s
The Vineyard is not as pricey as you may have suspected
a hub, but it isn’t party central. We suggest you stay at the Mansion House (www.mvmansion house.com). The roofdeck view of the harbor
will take your breath away, and the complimentary lemonade will help you get it back. Plus, if you stay before July, rooms start at $179.
There’s all sorts of rentable transportation on the islands, and lots of places to get it, but we suggest bicycles. The Vineyard bike trails ensure safe pedaling and the island is small enough that if you’ve figured out where you want to go, you can get there easily on two wheels. The biggest must-see is the village of gingerbread cottages in Oak Bluffs. We also recommend taking the $6 ferry to Chappaquiddick. An island off the island, the place is beautifully sparse and tranquil, and residents would rather forget the Ted Kennedy incident.
Eating You need to eat breakfast at the tasty and kitschy Artcliff Diner (39 Beach Road, Vineyard Haven). For dinner, we suggest the tucked away understated charm of the Oak Bluffs-based Sidecar (www.sidecarcafe andbar.com).
Going out Oak Bluffs is the place to party. It caters to every taste from college-type bar (any of the Bob Marley-blasting places on the water) to indie rock (local bands play original music at Dive Bar, below the Lampost, www.lampostmv.com).
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Luongo can’t make many ‘easy saves’ in first-period shelling Bruins offense flies high again at Garden Thomas simply solid Game 7 set for tomorrow Maybe next time, Roberto Luongo will think before he opens his mouth. The Canucks goalie spent his weekend talking trash. He spent last night — well, 8:35 of it — giving away Vancouver’s advantage in the Stanley Cup finals. The Bruins chased Luongo with three quick goals in the first period, then coasted to a 5-2 victory in Game 6 at the Garden. The Boston win forces a winner-take-all Game 7 tomorrow night in Vancouver (8 p.m., NBC, 98.5 FM). The Canucks held their own for 5:30 last night, but Brad Marchand’s ninth
Game 6 recap Bruins 5, Canucks 2
vs The key Roberto Luongo: The LeBron James of hockey. Like his NBA counterpart, the Canucks goaltender simply cannot deal with pressure-packed games. It was over when ... Andrew Ference scored a power-play goal 8:35 into the first period, ending Luongo’s night. What’s next Game 7 tomorrow (8 p.m.)
goal of the postseason — from Mark Recchi and Dennis Seidenberg — opened the floodgates. Milan Lucic and Andrew Ference soon found the net, and Luongo found a seat on the bench. Michael Ryder capped the first-period scoring frenzy by beating former Boston College standout Cory Schneider. Meanwhile, the B’s looked dominant on faceoffs and penalty kills, while Tim Thomas was simply solid in net. He calmly made 11 saves in the first period as Boston built its unbeatable lead.
3 In football Pryor hires Rosenhaus
Last night was one long celebration for the Bruins.
Terrelle Pryor has his sights set on the NFL. The disgraced former Ohio State QB hired star agent Drew Rosenhaus yesterday, moving him closer to a supplemental draft.
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In a historic sense, the task facing the Bruins last night in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals was a difficult one. Since the best-ofseven format was introduced in 1939, only 10 of 25 teams trailing the series 3-2 won Game 6 at home. And of those fortunate 10, only three went on to win the Cup in Game 7. But recent home history was on Boston’s side going into last night’s action. The Bruins entered Game 6 having won nine of their last 10 postseason games at the Garden, and 15 of their last 20 there overall.
The B’s, who finished their 2010-11 home schedule last night, rarely lacked for home-ice advantage.
“We definitely want to end it off on a good note,” Milan Lucic said. The fast and furious finish at home was a stark
contrast from the first 33 home games this season, when the Bruins tallied just 16 victories. That was coming off a 2009-10 sea-
son when they went 18-176 at home before dropping a key pair to Philadelphia in the playoffs. “We’ve had some tough grinds in here,” Bruins coach Claude Julien said. “This year, I remember right near the end of the year, we were pleased with our road record, but we talked about establishing ourselves as a better home team. ... We started doing that the regular home season and we’ve carried that into the playoffs.”
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Martin Kaymer yesterday called German countryman Dirk Nowitzki his “role model.” He’ll try to equal the Maverick’s title feat at this weekend’s U.S. Open in Maryland.
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Troubled Titans WR Kenny Britt is facing outstanding warrants in Tennessee for making inaccurate statements on his driver’s license application. The U.S. men’s national soccer team can clinch a berth in the CONCACAF Gold Cup quarterfinals with a win over Guadeloupe tonight at Livestrong Sporting Park in Kansas (9 p.m., FOX Soccer Channel).
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The Mavericks went 3-0 in the Finals with Jose Juan Barea in the starting lineup. Coach Rick Carlisle put him next to Jason Kidd starting in Game 4; the Dallas oense instantly started clicking.
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Barea second Husky to earn a ring The Dallas Mavericks’ 105-95 win over the Miami Heat in Game 6 of the NBA Finals on Sunday was celebrated locally for reasons deeper than LeBron James’ failure. Dallas guard Jose Juan Barea became just the second former Northeastern player to win an NBA title. Rick Weitzman was the first; he took the 1968 crown with the Celtics. Barea started the decisive game, scoring 15 points on 7-for-12 shooting from the field. He grabbed three rebounds and dished for five assists in the win. METRO
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Top 25? Celtics’ pick has an up-and-down history Boston’s selection in next week’s draft doesn’t exactly have an illustrious record Let’s hope they get a Shannon Brown, not a Morris Almond Draft set for 7 p.m. June 23 (ESPN) GETTY IMAGES
“With the 25th pick in the 2011 NBA draft, the Boston Celtics select ...” The truth is, nobody knows for sure who the C’s are really targeting, or if those players will be available when they pick 25th next week. What we can look at are players taken 25th in prior drafts. The names won’t knock your socks off. 2010: Dominique Jones, Memphis (traded to Dallas). Jones played limited
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minutes in 18 games before going down with a stress fracture in his right foot in February.
2008: Nicolas Batum, Houston (traded to Portland). Batum has become a serviceable starter for the Blazers, averaging 12.4 points and 4.5 rebounds.
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