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Last year, Emma Phillips, a junior, realized that she needed to graduate early. “I was on the phone with my parents discussing finances, and they
When you see the police, what flashes through your mind? Do you see their uniforms, badges, cruisers, and guns as tools to uphold your security?
Last year proved to be a difficult one for this campus. To deny the Observer’s central role in this would be injudicious. While there are
President Obama’s decision to begin the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program was monumental; after more than 15 years of debate, young, undocumented immigrants finally
The thick slab of window muffles the outside sounds. In the back, the kitchen produces an orchestra of clanking equipment set to life by rushing
Around a-year-and-half ago, Judy Pratt* noticed an old tree stump in the front yard of her Powder House Boulevard apartment in Somerville and decided to
Taylor Swift’s comeback has been all about her reputation. It’s the title of her new album and the underlying theme of her single, “Look What
I was never meant to find out that I was undocumented. I stumbled upon my status during my first year at Tufts, after speaking to
In recent months, we’ve seen professors at universities like Tufts step up to speak about and organize around threats to the safety of marginalized students
“Harvey didn’t discriminate, but [as] with most tragedies in America, people of color and the poor were hit the hardest,” John Peavy reflected. Peavy, a
No words, just lips and teeth Crescents and puckers, dimples and wrinkles Morning breath and mussy eyebrows We stretch into the cotton-blend coziness of our
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