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College Bound Turns Lives Around

Alex Diaz grew up surrounded by crime and gang violence. Now, he is working toward a future in auto mechanics. This new future is possible after he was introduced to College Bound Dorchester in 2013.
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Chelsea’s Reputation Rising

If you travel from bustling Boston across the Maurice J. Tobin Memorial Bridge you will find yourself in Chelsea. With its winding streets and simple buildings, Chelsea has been slowly gaining attention ...
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Editorial: Embracing Inclusion, Diversity

With the growing polarization, not only in the United States, but also in the world, it has become more and more difficult to work together. Recognizing that the key towards advancement is harmony...
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Professional development course encourages debate in classrooms

In 2012, Mike Wasserman was approached by the Boston Public Schools with a problem: How do you spread the academic and societal benefits of debate to all students in Boston Public Schools?
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