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by Dan Shaw and Beth Verani “The unleashed power of the atom has changed everything save our modes of thinking, and we thus drift toward unparalleled catastrophe.” — Albert Einstein, 1946 It has been eighty years since Einstein issued this warning, but the danger of

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by Susan Mirsky and Nina Kammerer MAPA has endorsed Alison Leary’s campaign to unseat State Representative John Lawn, in the 10th Middlesex District, which includes parts of Newton, Waltham, and Watertown. We want to share with you, residents of that District, why we support Alison

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When Erika Uyterhoeven was the only Massachusetts legislator willing to file a bill calling for divestment of the Mass. state pension plan from companies providing Israel with the weapons it uses to carry on its genocide, Christine Barber was no nowhere to be found. Now

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We are stuck in info-bureaucracies—just like real-life bureaucracies, only much more effective at giving us the runaround, wasting time, and conditioning us to accept the absurd as normal. Drowning in my usual sea of online media saturation, I recently spotted an article in The Boston

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Anti-nuclear weapons activists gathered by the dock in Watertown Square on August 9, to mark the anniversary of the second atom bomb that the US dropped on Japan in 1945. Seventy-five thousand people died in that blast on Nagasaki, after 145,000 had been killed in

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