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FDA is eying ban on local shock therapy Education. A Canton special-needs school is believed to be the only facility in the U.S. that uses electric shock therapy to prevent students from self-injuring. The feds are trying to decide if the practice should continue. PAGE 02

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Rotenberg’s shock therapy is at center of FDA inquiry Canton. Authorities are considering whether to ban the therapy used at the special needs school.

Food and Drug Administration officials on Monday spoke about the agency’s potential ban on shock therapy devices like the ones used at a special needs school in Canton.

The Judge Rotenberg Center is believed to be the only facility in the country that uses an aversive conditioning device

that delivers cutaneous electrical shocks intended to address self injurious behavior, according to the FDA. “The FDA’s primary concern as it considers the use of these devices is the safety and well being of patients receiving the treatment,” said FDA spokesman Jeff Ventura.

The center’s use of shock therapy has caused controversy in recent years, with some critics saying it is tantamount to torture, while parents of some of the center’s residents have said it is the only thing that works for some who have severe developmental disorders.

In order to ban a device, the

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“The FDA’s understanding of the risks and benefits of these devices has changed since they first came into use.”

Jeff Ventura, FDA spokesman

FDA must make a finding that a device presents substantial deception or an unreasonable and substantial risk of illness or injury “based on all available data and information.”

In April, it convened the

Neurological Devices Panel of the Medical Devices Advisory Committee. The idea was to seek expert clinical and scientific opinions and public comment on the appropriateness of the devices’ continued use.

The panel, however, did not take a formal vote. The panelists were, according to the FDA, asked to comment on scientific issues that will inform whether these devices should be banned.

“The FDA’s understanding of the risks and benefits of these devices has changed since they first came into use more than 30 years ago, leading us to re-examine whether they should continue to be used,”

said Ventura.

Recent reports from New York state and hearings by the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services raised concerns about the use of these devices, such as a lack of evidence for monitoring potential adverse physical and psychological effects to patients, according to the FDA. The FDA is also troubled by the risks posed by use of unapproved electric shock devices.

The center did not respond to requests for comment.

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RMV branch opens at Haymarket Center The Registry of Motor Vehicles on Monday opened its new Boston branch location at Haymarket Center, replacing its previous Chinatown location. The MassDOT-owned facility is adjacent to the MBTA Haymarket Station, and it is designed to improve efficiency and enhance customer privacy. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

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“The Ebola crisis today is a reflection of long-standing and growing inequalities of access to basic health care.

Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone do not have the staff, stuff and systems required to halt the outbreak on their own,” wrote Partners in Health co-founders, Drs. Paul Farmer and Jim Yong Kim, in a recent Washington Post op-ed.

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Cleanup continues as photos emerge Cleanup crews toiled away for the fifth straight day Monday at the squalid Blackstone home where the bodies of three infants were found, as the first photos of the interior of the house emerged.

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Four doctors from Bostonbased Partners in Health left for Liberia on Monday to begin a multiyear project to battle West Africa’s devastating Ebola outbreak.

The health organization, which works to improve the health of poor and marginalized people, has partnered with grassroots groups to establish Ebola treatment centers in Grand Gedeh, Liberia and Kono, Sierra Leone.

Last week Partners in Health put out a call for “experienced clinical and non-clinical health sector workers interested in volunteering” on its mission.

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Erika Murray, the resident of the 23 Paul St. home, is being held without bail in connection with the deaths of three infants, the remains of which were found in the home last week. Last month, the state took four children who lived at the home into custody. METRO

Cambridge looks to expand on truck side guards The Cambridge City Council on Monday night was expected to hear from pedestrian and cycling safety advocates who want more protective “side guards” on city-owned trucks.

City Councillor Dennis Carlone introduced a policy order

in the hopes that the side guards, which protect people from being pulled under the wheels of large trucks during a collision, will be considered “more broadly across all city trucks.”

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh has filed a similar ordinance that would require large, cityowned or contracted trucks to be outfitted with the protective guards. METRO

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She had worked for Northwest Airlines at Boston Logan International Airport and had left to get sandwiches for her co-workers, according to police.

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Names to be added to homicide memorial The names of 40 homicide victims will be added to the Garden of Peace on Thursday at a ceremony that will feature remarks from a former gang member whose brother was killed during a shootout with police. The names will bring the total number of murder victims memorialized on the plaza to close to 1,000 since the garden was dedicated in 2004. SHNS

The 27-year-old didn’t return to work or her family’s home in Saugus. She was found the next morning.

At that time, police say, a group of Northwest employees, not Taraskiewicz, had been part of a credit card theft ring and Taraskiewicz had been the subject of persistent sexual harassment by her male coworkers.

In the eight-minute YouTube video uploaded Sunday, Taraskiewicz’s mother, Marlene, pleads for information pertaining to the homicide.

“She would be so angry and upset knowing this has destroyed her family — that somebody taking her life had destroyed her family.”

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Boston. Bombing trial lawyers to call 2K jurors

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U.S. prosecutors and attorneys for accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev asked a judge on Friday to call 2,000 potential jurors to be screened for his terror trial, which is slated to begin on Nov. 3.

The lawyers want to issue summonses about six weeks before the trial kicks off, and hope to narrow down their selection to a 12-person jury with six alternate jurors. Tsarnaev, 20, could face the death penalty if convicted. METRO

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Greenway. A colorful 76-foot-high painting is nearing completion.

A team of artists are putting the final touches on the newest mural to grace the Greenway Wall in Dewey Square Park on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

Titled “Seven Moon Junction,” the new 70-by-76-foot mural by artist Shinique Smith features vibrant shades of yellow, red and magenta.

“This particular work draws inspiration from various sources such as alchemy, astrology, music and the mythology and art of indigenous cultures,” said Smith. “By taking a small aspect of this existing work and enlarging it to the scale of 70 feet, this microcosm of materials is seen and experienced from a new perspective, becoming a distinct new presentation.”

The Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy commissioned Smith to create the mural in conjunction with her current exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts.

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Mass. Catholic bishops urge repeal of casino law Roman Catholic bishops issued a statement on Monday calling for voters to repeal the Massachusetts casino law, which hits the ballot in November.

Question 3 will ask whether to do away with the expanded 2011 gambling law — a “yes” vote would ban casinos and slot parlors in the state.

The statement, which was signed by Boston Cardinal Sean Patrick O’Malley, Worcester Bishop Robert McManus, Springfield Bishop Mitchell Rozanski and Fall River Apostolic Administrator George Coleman, says the gambling industry “threatens local businesses, weakens the moral fabric of society and

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The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating after “Django Unchained� actress Daniele Watts accused officers of violating her rights when they handcuffed and detained her while responding to a report of indecent exposure.

In a statement released over the weekend, Los Angeles police said its officers had responded to a report from a passerby that a couple were indecently exposed inside a silver Mercedes on Thursday.

The officers detained Watts, who is black, and her boyfriend, who is white, but determined the two had not broken any laws and released them.

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Peterson was held out of the Vikings’ game on Sunday, a 30-7 loss to the New England Patriots, following his indictment last week in Texas for negligent injury to his 4-year-old son, the latest domestic violence case to rock the NFL. “To be clear, we take very seriously any matter that involves the welfare of a child,� Vikings owners Zygi Wilf and Mark Wilf said in a statement. “At this time, however, we believe this is a matter of due process and we should allow the legal system to proceed so we can come to the most effective conclusions and then determine the appropriate course of action.�

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Peterson said in a statement

Peterson, who was the NFL’s most valuable player in 2012, is accused of injuring his son last May by hitting him with a tree branch as punishment. If convicted, Peterson, 29, could be sentenced to up to two years in prison and fined $10,000.

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Down: Adrian Peterson has been booked on a child abuse charge, just the latest NFL player embroiled in domestic controversy. When are we going to learn the monsters this sport creates endanger society?

people get discouraged and let one or two failures stop them or slow them down. In the past, I’ve lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in the stock market when I broke my trading rules and I was ridiculed by the press and my industry and became very depressed.

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Tom Hardy is done with rom-coms

You won’t be seeing Tom Hardy in another rom-com anytime soon, and you can blame Reese Witherspoon for that. “I probably won’t do a romantic comedy again, do you know what I mean?” Hardy, who starred with Witherspoon and Chris Pine in “This Means War” in 2012, tells USA Today. “I love to do things I hadn’t done before. I didn’t understand how you could do something which is so fun and be so miserable doing it.” Actually, that Witherspoon dig is a bit unfair, as Hardy freely blames himself for feeling left out on set.

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Remembering Amy Winehouse, sort of Stewart

Martha Stewart tried to stay quiet for as long as she could, but come on. You just know you were dying for her to take on Gwyneth Paltrow’s lifestyle guru work at GOOP.com. And Ms. Stewart does not disappoint. It’s a good thing. Using a simple recipe of scolding and faint praise with a light draping of shade for good measure, Stewart tells Porter magazine about Paltrow, “She just needs

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Wiig: No ‘Bridesmaids II’ on the horizon If you’ve been holding out for a “Bridesmaids” sequel, Kristen Wiig is here to rain on your parade. “I think it’s OK to have it just be what it was. I appreciate that people want us to do another one, but … it’s just something we knew when we did the first one. It just felt very special and fun,” she tells Ellen DeGeneres during an interview. Wiig says she and writing partner Annie Mumolo, who shared an Oscar nomination for the “Bridesmaids” script, are onto something new now. “We are writing something else that’s very different.”

to be quiet. She’s a movie star.

If she were confident in her acting, she wouldn’t be trying to be Martha Stewart.” Yowza.

Between the “She just needs to be quiet” dominance and the talking about herself in the third person, it’s like we’re seeing a return of tough-asnails prison inmate Martha Stewart. Ms. Paltrow, may I kindly suggest that you check yourself.

Maybe we, the human race, have lost our knack for quality, lifelike sculpture. Late singer Amy Winehouse has been immortalized in London with a kind of unfortunate statue of her. Like, to call it her “likeness” is kind of unfair, but at least they got the exaggerated beehive right. At least her father, Mitch Winehouse, above, is pleased. “It is like stopping her in a beautiful moment in time,” he says, according to the Associated Press. “We really hope Amy’s fans love the statue.” If you want to see this thing for yourself, it’s been plopped down in one of Winehouse’s old haunts, the Stables Market in the North London neighborhood of Camden.

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Governator’s smudge preserved for all to see

When Arnold Schwarzenegger sat for his official portrait

to hang in the California State Capitol building, he wore a lapel pin featuring the face of wife Maria Shriver. The thing is, when the portrait was finally revealed in Sacramento, the pin was mysteriously missing. One

former aide to the governor, Clay Russell, summed up the feelings on the absence, telling the L.A. Times, “It’s too bad they couldn’t remove it without creating a smudge that got a lot of attention.” Ouch.

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Robin Thicke blurs lines even further

When it suits him, Thicke claims he had a part in writing “Blurred Lines,” but when it doesn’t, he’ll throw Pharrell under the bus.

Yes, we’ve made that pun we just made in the headline a few times before, like how Robin Thicke blurred the lines of what being faithful in a marriage meant, but this time there’s just no way around it. The singer, whose 2013 hit “Blurred Lines” sparked controversy for many reasons

(date rapey lyrics, sexist video, rip-off of a Marvin Gaye song), has added a new controversy to further sully the song’s reputation. It turns out that he didn’t even have a hand in writing it! In court deposition documents obtained by the Hollywood Reporter (for that aforementioned Marvin Gaye

rip-off lawsuit) Thicke said, “I was high on vicodin and alcohol when I showed up at the studio. So my recollection is when we made the song, I thought I wanted — I — I wanted to be more involved than I actually was by the time, nine months later, it became a huge hit and I wanted

credit. So I started kind of convincing myself that I was a little more part of it than I was. … But the reality is, is that Pharrell had the beat and he wrote almost every single part of the song.” So yeah, blurred lines of authorship due to blurred senses from booze and pills. PAT HEALY

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Speaking French with Kevin Kline Interview. The Oscar-winner finally gets to share a screen with Maggie Smith in “My Old Lady.”

“My Old Lady” is not Kevin Kline’s first French film (though it’s mostly in English). In “Queen to Play,” he spoke the language fluently.

(And of course, he played a stereotypical French pseudostud in “French Kiss.”) But in “My Old Lady,” adapted

by Israel Horovitz from his play, he’s an American who mangles his limited knowledge of the language, playing a malcontent displeased that his late father’s Parisian apartment is unexpectedly populated by an old tenant (Maggie Smith) and her daughter (Kristin Scott Thomas).

Was your experience with French films or playing French how you got involved

with this?

I was sent the play by a very nice, misguided French producer, because he thought I could speak French well enough that I could do it in French. I begged to differ.

Years went by and I was in Paris. It was the weirdest thing. I was doing press on “Queen to Play,” and I’m with friends at the Cafe de Flore, where Sartre invented existentialism. I go upstairs to the men’s room and I see Israel and a couple other people. Israel said, “You know, we were just talking about you.” They were talking about who should play the lead in the film and someone said, “Kevin Kline.” And then I just appeared. Israel thought it was staged.

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Your character hasn’t remotely settled down, despite being in his 50s.

I’ll say. I’d hate to be late 50s and be nowhere. He’s still wrestling with demons he should have reconciled with

Kevin Kline irritates Maggie Smith en francais in “My Old Lady.” / COHEN MEDIA GROUP

30 years before. Part of the story is that even though you could be in your 50s or 60s or 70s or 80s, contrary to what kids think of people that age, they don’t have it all figured out. In the last 10 years, I’ve embraced more and more the sensation that I’ll never understand everything. I accept that. I won’t understand most things. I don’t understand how we think.

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‘Just a gal’ Do you still get intimidated working with someone like Maggie Smith?

Maggie’s just a gal. She gives great foot rubs. Look, I just did a movie [“Last Vegas”] with Robert De Niro, Michael Douglas and Morgan Freeman, none of whom I’d ever worked with. You realize, “Oh, they’re actors, and we’re all friends. I

can’t be in awe of them.” I can’t be in awe of Maggie Smith.

In between takes, I’d ask her about doing “Othello” with Olivier, and I’d hear these great stories about [Sir John] Gielgud and [Sir Ralph] Richardson. But you realize she’s pretty good, so I must be pretty good, too, because I’m in a scene with her. And she agreed to do this scene with me! So I must be doing pretty OK!

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Jess competes with special guest star Jessica Biel for the attentions of a handsome guest at a wedding in the premiere, as each of the loft residents tries to find a special someone. SEASON PREMIERE,

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‘The Mindy Project’ In case you weren’t watching the end of last season, Mindy and Danny finally took the plunge and decided to be a couple. But given how much they like to bicker, we’re guessing the new season will not be all smooth sailing. SEASON PREMIERE, 9:30 P.M., FOX

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‘Chopped’ One final spot is available for the Ultimate Champions round, and Brandi Chastain, Laila Ali, Gillian Vigman and Carnie Wilson are competing against each other to get it.

Also, utilizing a can of soup in their entrees will pose some problems for the group.

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Local group aims for the championship on ‘AGT’ Interview. Bostonbased Sons of Serendip have made it to the final six contestants on “America’s Got Talent.”

It’s been a long and difficult road, but the Sons of Serendip have made it to the final round on NBC’s summer talent show, “America’s Got Talent.” Lead vocalist Micah Christian is from Randolph, Massachusetts, and was responsible for forming the group, a quartet featuring a harpist, a pianist and a cellist.

We checked in with them ahead of their final performance to see what their plans for the future are and how they think the group can win.

How would you describe the atmosphere back stage as you head toward the final round?

The contestants are all working very hard and at times are feeling the pressure because it’s the finale, but everyone is still very positive and excited about the upcoming show.

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What do you think the group has that helped it advance this far in the competition?

We think that we made it this far because we are unique.

Our sound is different because of the instruments that we

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play and the arrangements that we create.

What will it take to win?

Because all of the other contestants are so talented, and there are many musical acts, a lot of it will come down to song choice and making sure that we give the best performance that we can. The rest will be up to America.

What made the group decide to compete in the first place?

Micah had the idea when he heard about “America’s Got Talent” auditions. He had always

wanted to work with [group members] Cordaro, Kendall, and Mason, and he saw this as a great opportunity to see what they would be capable of as a group.

What does the future hold for the band?

That is something that we are going to figure out step by step, but we plan to stay together in hopes to build a career in music.

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British TV personality and journalist Dawn O’Porter might be 35 and expecting her first child, but she admits she often still acts like a teenager. “I did this program for TLC last year in the U.K. where I’d spy on teenagers with their parents,” she says.

“The parents would say they were going away for the weekend, and then we would spy on them. The whole time, I wanted to say, ‘Just let them have a messy room and sleep in! That’s what we do!’ And I realized I was saying that as one of them.”

Out this month is O’Porter’s new young adult novel, a story of two unlikely best friends that’s so right on that it’s generating a lot of pre-release buzz. The book is about two high schoolers, Flo and Renee. Flo is the timid one, not brave enough to stand up to her Regina George-esque frenemy. She also has quite serious problems at home. Renee is the classic boy-obsessed party girl.

After her mother dies, she and her younger sister move in with their stoic grandparents. When Flo’s father dies, the two form

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“[My diary] was full of stories about boys. It was like, ‘So-and-so was mean to me, I was mean to so-and-so, everyone hates me, I hate everyone, I love boys.’”

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“You go through so much when you’re a teen, but you don’t have the emotional capacity that you do when you’re an adult,” O’Porter says. Her book realistically addresses traumas that are a big deal to teens, of course, but also how the little things, such as boys and embarrassing moments, are a big

deal, too.

Much of Renee’s character was taken from O’Porter’s own life. Like the character, she lost her mother when she was 7 and was sent to live with her grandparents. Her own teen diaries were a big resource for the book. “[My diary] was full of stories about boys. It was like, ‘So-and-so was mean to me, I was mean to so-and-so, everyone hates me, I hate everyone, I love boys,’” she says. “I smoked my first joint. I got really drunk for the first time. It was all so basic, but it reminded me how overwhelming everything felt because you don’t have experience under your belt to put it all in perspective.”

O’Porter and her husband, actor Chris O’Dowd (“Bridesmaids,” “Girls”) recently announced they are expecting a child of their own by posting a video of O’Dowd doing the ice-bucket challenge and then nominating “baby O’Porter,” followed by his wife dumping a glass of water on her pregnant belly. Even with babies on the brain, O’Porter says the book hasn’t changed her views of parenthood. “I’m so many years away from even dealing with a teenager that it’s not on my radar,” she says. “Fundamentally I’m still a teenager, but obviously that’s about to change.”

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Top hipster cities You heard it here first: These cities have some of the trendiest art, music and food scenes around the globe.

Native Texan Adam Groffman started his blog in 2009 as a means to keep his creative skills honed and communicate with friends and family while he traveled abroad. But TravelsofAdam.com suddenly took off when he published a post called “Hipster Guide to Berlin” — the city that he’s called home for

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We asked Groffman to give us his picks for the world’s Top 5 hipster cities (outside of Brooklyn). And yes, we made the list.

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Toronto’s Queen Street West neighborhood is far from tame.

The Ossington neighborhood is packed with trendy bars and divier bars, with cupcake bakeries and cute cafes scattered among them.

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Austin is the new Portland. It attracts free spirits, hippies and more than a few aspiring musicians. Sometimes it feels like there are more food trucks than people. There’s a reason they want to “Keep Austin Weird.” But the coolest part of Austin is probably the food scene; you can get everything from trendy foods at a food truck to Texas-themed sushi.

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Forget Boston: Somerville is where the hipsters hang out. It has the area’s best coffee and some of its best restaurants. Somerville is home to quirky street fests regularly. Head to Davis Square to take in the ridiculousness of the locals.

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To do: Drink at 416 Snack Bar; eat in Toronto’s massive Chinatown (along Spadina Avenue); spot celebs during the Toronto International Film Festival

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History. A 1920s-era college form reveals how education has evolved To say that the college application process has changed over the course of the last century is a vast understatement. A newly discovered college application from 1922 shows just how much educational standards and cultural expectations have changed over the last 92 years.

A student assistant at Elon University in North Carolina was going through a stack of old maps when he stumbled onto the faded application for what was then known as Elon College’s class of 1926.

He promptly asked his boss, special-collections librarian Katie Nash, if he could upload a photo of the one-page application onto the social networking site Reddit. Users of the site were thrilled with the unusual find, and the photo has been viewed over a million times and generated over a thousand comments.

“Honestly, I’d never heard of Reddit until he did that,” Nash said in an interview with the Chronicle of Higher Education. “But then it exploded.

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We were just sort of like, what is going on here?”

What life was like in the early 1920s For some historical context, incoming freshmen in 1922 were coming of age during the presidential administration of

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Applications. Will more colleges soon embrace the video application? One school is betting the answer is yes Will the college application as we know it soon be a thing of the past? Goucher College seems to think so. The liberal arts college in Maryland recently announced that it will begin accepting video applications from prospective students this fall.

Instead of submitting a traditional application, high school seniors now have the option of creating a twominute video in which they explain why they want to go to Goucher and why they feel they would thrive there.

There’s also an added bonus for students who go the video route: Those who choose to do so will not have to submit any standardized scores or a high school transcript.

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are not your thing; that’s OK,” says Goucher’s president, Jose Bowen, in the two-minute spot introducing the Goucher Video App. “We want to know what you want to do with your life, what you want out of college.”

Each video will be graded in three categories: content

Although a handful of other colleges have added video components, Goucher is the first to give students the option to completely replace a written application with a video. In 2010, both Tufts and George Mason Universities allowed students to create YouTube clips to go along with their applications.

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You will gravitate to the fast lane today. Social activities and group events will fill your schedule and bring pleasing results. Trust in your skill, knowledge and ability to communicate.

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Consider the steps necessary to realize the bright future you are seeking. You have the ability, so make a serious effort to take one step closer to your goals.

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Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20.

Your self-esteem may be low if you have been beating yourself up over past disappointments.

Give yourself a break. You have the energy and the know-how to outmaneuver your opponents.

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Stay out of the limelight today.

Listen and learn while keeping a low profile. You may discover some enlightening facts that have eluded you in the past.

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You have knowledge into what others desire. Your willingness to make a positive difference in the lives of people experiencing difficulties will boost your self-esteem. EUGENIA LAST

Discourse on male victims distracts from Ray Rice issue

Rice was the victim of a horrific attack does nothing but distract from the terrible nature of the crime and remove much-needed empathy for her. The obvious fact of the matter is that Ray Rice is not a victim of domestic violence, but an abuser who deserves the harsh media scrutiny he received for harming his then-fiancee in such a way.

Implying that men would be mocked for the reverse scenario is conceivable, but irrelevant in this context. B. MASON, VIA EMAIL

Re: ‘Men can be victims, too’ (Metro, Sept. 15) Letter writer Byron Watson has a valid point in saying that men can be victims of domestic violence on the same scale as women, and it is true that this type of crime is often played off by society as “non-serious.” However, discussing the abuse of men during this case in which Janae

This assertion, true as it is, doesn’t add anything to the discussion about what happens to women with odious frequency.

Would a woman abuser’s speculative immunity change the fact that Rice’s alleged actions are absolutely prosecutable?

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Saddam’s rule is all our fault

menting on Joseph Connell’s letter to the editor concerning the relative threat of ISIS, displays confusion about Saddam Hussein and the role of the Ba’ath party in U.S. anti-communist foreign policy. Saddam was our stooge. Google “Rumsfeld shaking hands with Saddam 1983.” We backed Saddam and his Sunni Ba’athists in Iraq’s war with Iran’s Shiite regime.

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Surely battered women everywhere will rest easier knowing that men can be victims too.

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The long haul about to begin for tweaked B’s NHL. Here’s what you missed this offseason as the Bruins prep for training camp later this week.

If it feels as though it has been a while since the Bruins played a real game, you are correct. After getting unceremoniously bounced by the hated Canadiens in a Game 7 at TD Garden on May 14 in the second round of the playoffs, Boston experienced a much-longer-than-anticipated offseason. The good news for the B’s and their fans is that the lengthy break is coming to an end and Boston enters the earliest stages of the 201415 season as one of the favorites in the Eastern Conference and the NHL. Here are a few items to keep tabs on as camp opens up later this week:

The art of the re-up

Earlier this month, center David Krejci signed a six-year extension worth $43.5 million.

Coming off one of the best seasons of his underrated career (19 goals, 50 assists — most points on the Bruins; an NHLbest plus-39), locking up the 28-year-old Krejci made sense on many levels. He’s the Bruins’ top-line center and a guy who typically picks his game up a notch in the postseason.

For whatever reason, he wasn’t himself in the playoffs last season (zero goals, four assists, minus-3), but the same could be said for most of his teammates against the Canadiens, who more than any other team in the NHL continually take it to the B’s.

There aren’t too many juicy storylines heading into training camp, which is certainly how GM Peter Chiarelli and Co. want it, but one thing to pay attention to is the contract status’ of defenseman To-

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I thought is was to the betterment of the organization, to the team, not to do it, and that’s kind of where it stood.”

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rey Krug (14 goals, 26 assists) and right wing Reilly Smith (20 goals, 31 assists). They are two of the Bruins’ top young players (both are 23) and they are currently restricted free agents.

Holes to fill The two most notable losses that the Bruins suffered over the summer were right wing Jarome Iginla (30 goals, 31 assists) going to Colorado and enforcer Shawn Thornton (74 penalty minutes) heading to Florida. Boston wanted to keep Iginla but with his strong season last year, they couldn’t afford him. Thornton is 37 — so they were prepared to move on.

The name bandied about to replace Iginla’s dependable production on the first line with Krejci and Milan Lucic has been incumbent forward Loui Eriksson (10 goals, 27 assists). He isn’t Iginla, by any means, but there weren’t many other legitimate options out there for Chiarelli.

As for Thornton’s spot, it’ll be a preseason battle royal between Justin Florek, Matt Fraser, Justin Lindblad and Ryan Spooner, among others.

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DEAR MR. PETERSON, GO AWAY

I’m part of the problem. I realize that.

My first reaction to the news that Adrian Peterson was indicted on child injury charges last Friday, was, “There’s goes my fantasy football season.” My second instinct was that I had to pick up Vikings backup running back Matt Asiata off the waiver wire. My third move was to read what actually happened to Peterson’s child.

I admit, that timeline is disgusting. But I know I’m far from the only one who reacted this way. On that third step, I first had to find out exactly what a “switch” was. A switch is a tree branch. And hitting a child with a tree branch in “the South” is common, tradition even, according to proud Southerners like Charles Barkley.

On Saturday, more details came out regarding Peterson’s alleged abuse in a CBS Houston story. Peterson allegedly stuffed the leaves from the tree branches in his child’s mouth before beating him.

While beating his kid with the switch, he also “hit him in the nuts.”

His kid later “expressed worry” that daddy would punch him in the face if he told authorities about the on-going “whoopings.” His kid

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said that daddy “likes belts and switches” and that daddy even had his own “whooping room.”

Just imagine what would happen if TMZ released a video of what actually happened in that “whooping room.”

Peterson would be not only be suspended from the NFL for life, but he would likely wind up in jail for life. But because we can’t apparently comprehend how serious a situation is today until we see the video evidence (police reports just don’t provide enough information, I guess), Peterson will get the benefit of the doubt going forward.

Peterson apologized Monday and is going to play this Sunday against the Saints.

Barkley’s comments on the matter, much like my initial concern for my fantasy team, are gross. I literally can’t think of one other public figure in

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I don’t know where he’s from, I’m from the South. Whipping — we do that all the time. Every black parent in the South is going to be in jail under those circumstances.”

Barkley is basically playing both the race and “tradition” cards here, but his true crime is ignorance. He truly thinks that Peterson simply hit his kid with a twig a couple times on the ass. That’s not what happened. Barkley, like myself, didn’t bother to take the time to investigate the seriousness of Peterson’s actions right away.

The discussion will now undoubtedly turn to whether

or not the NFL should suspend Peterson despite him not being found guilty of anything yet.

It’s entirely possible that the NFL will grandstand on this issue and suspend Peterson “indefinitely,” to make up for the Ray Rice case botching.

But let the NFL breathe here for a moment. Let’s put this one on Peterson himself, first.

Peterson should not only have apologized Monday, he should have said that he’s sitting out the rest of the season. He should really just go away for a while. Save everyone some time.

So long, Adrian. No one wants to see or hear from you right now. Seriously. Go away.

Even if Peterson gave a phony, “I’m taking the rest of 2014 off to spend more time with my family” excuse, only to father more children by more random women on his vacation from his problems, that would be better than him playing again this season. But Peterson will press forward this week and act as though he’s a victim in this whole thing. Meanwhile, Vikings fans will be ecstatic to see him back and idiot fantasy owners like myself will waste little time re-inserting him into their lineups.

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Adrian Peterson apologized Monday. It looks as though the Vikings running back will play next Sunday against New Orleans. / GETTY IMAGES

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 09/24/2014 PS ORANGECO, Inc., 432 Washington St. Weymouth, MA 02188.

The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s):

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 09/24/2014 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 1470 Main St. Weymouth, MA 02190.

The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s):

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PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD “AS IS� and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice.

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Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners Notice posted September 9th and September 16th 2014.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 09/24/2014 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 805 North Street, Randolph, MA 02368.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 09/24/2014 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 2030 Main St. Brockton, MA 0230.

The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s): Unit A013 Laura Benjamin Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C215 Jennifer Flanagan Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit A018 Daniel Miller Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C221 Joel Reeves Boxes, Bags, Totes Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C222 leslie tatum Unit A033 Tanya Greene Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit A034 Krista Marinelli Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D230 Alice Semedo Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit B042 Robert Pimentel Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D236 Allen Murphy Boxes, Bags, Totes Boxes, Bags, Furniture Unit D244 SONYA ZENE Unit B057 James Bertram Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit B060 Jacqueline Mendes Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D245 Grefford Dixon Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit B061 Sean Creighton Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D248 Jodie Kelly Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit B062 Neysa Nicholson Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D251 Maria Vasquez Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit B068 Yvonne Jones Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D252 Christopher Codio Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C083 Crystina Hammond Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D281 Michael Siciliano Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C084 Louis Lagarde Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D293 marangely lara Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C091 Eric Burr Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D297 Denise L. GRANBERG Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C092 Eric Burr Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D309 James Miller Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C094 Kim Annette DAVIS Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D320 Samantha Lilley Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C117 Michael Tidd Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D322 Jason Jarvio Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C118 Diane Drysdale Boxes, Bags, Totes Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C124 Chris Conti Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D324 Warren Smith Unit C129 Christopher Watt Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D335 Patricia Flanagan Boxes, Bags, Totes Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C130 Brianne Odonnell Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D338 Louis Lagarde Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C133 Lori GARDNER Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit D346 Shirley BOND Unit E359 Marcus Andrade Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C134 KELVIN REID Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C140 Richard Coleman Boxes, Bags, Furniture Unit E368 Mercedes Brown Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E376 Neusa Canuto Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C151 Marc Peterson Boxes, Bags, Totes Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C156 Thomas Riendeau Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E383 Irene Lincourt Unit C164 Andrew Gottlich Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E391 Christina Phaneuf Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C167 Marrk Harris Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E392 Kyle Bollenback Boxes, Bags, Totes Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C170 WENDY AUSTIN Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E414 Lucy Merriman Unit C192 Jacob Ashford Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E415 Christopher Corigan Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit C210 Michael Mazenc Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit E417 Victoria Corbin-May Boxes, Bags, Totes Ernest Schoening Vehicles, boats Unit C214 LaTonya Gregg Boxes, Bags, Totes Unit P010 PURCHASES MUST BE MADE AT TIME OF SALE WITH CASH ONLY. ALL GOODS SOLD â&#x20AC;&#x153;AS ISâ&#x20AC;? and must be removed at time of sale. PS ORANGECO, INC. reserves the right to withdraw units from sale and to cancel auction without further notice.

Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners Notice posted September 9th and September 16th 2014.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION BY COMPETITIVE BIDDING at 9:00 am on 09/24/2014 at PS ORANGECO, Inc., 87 Warren St. Randolph, MA 02368.

The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupant (s):

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Kerrilyn Ross, agent for owners. Notice posted September 9th and September 16th 2014.

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