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Northeastern welcomed the Class of 2030 Sept. 8 with a buzzing convocation ceremony, vibrant with dazzling performances by the Nor’easters A Cappella group and the Northeastern University Dance Team to a search for a golden ticket granting free access to a show at MGM Fenway.

Members of Northeastern’s 128th class filled nearly every seat at MGM Music Hall, a venue


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Massachusetts held its primary election Sept. 1 to determine who will be on the November ballot for the state’s general election. 

The most anticipated race was for the Democratic U.S. Senate nominee. After months of campaigning, Sen. Ed Markey emerged victorious over Rep. Seth Moulton in the Democratic primary in Massachusetts, capping a closely watched race. 

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It is a linguist’s burden to explain the rules that govern language and why humans are uniquely capable of it. As a young doctoral student studying linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the 1970s, Joseph E. Aoun had many theories. 

Over time, former peers said Aoun earned a reputation in the field for his prolific writing and interesting ideas. He...


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Two years post-“‘BRAT’ summer,” Charli XCX has declared that “the dance floor is dead.” 

Charli’s eighth studio album, “Music, Fashion, Film,” released June 7 after divisive lead single “Rock Music” trollishly rejected the ethos of Charli’s most prolific work. Somehow, that irreverence for “BRAT” — and stardom writ large — makes “Music, Fashion, Film” all the more inte...


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