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Boston’s Emerson College to Launch Bachelor’s Degree in Content Creation
Emerson College will launch a Bachelor of Arts in Content Creation in fall 2027, adding a Creator Economy degree to its School of Communication. The major will sit in the School of Communication’s Department of Strategic Marketing and Business. According to the college’s program page, it combines storytelling, media production, performance, marketing and entrepreneurship. Students will study how platforms, algorithms, branding, monetization and emerging technologies shape the content people make and consume. Coursework also addresses authenticity, privacy, representation, misinformation, AI and the responsibilities creators have to audiences.
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Shelter-in-Place: Cambridge Fails to Protect Citizens
On the morning of September 1st, the first day of school for the Cambridge Public School district, Harvard University issued a shelter-in-place order. At around 8:47 a.m., a suspect was allegedly seen brandishing a machete in Harvard Square. What followed was what is known as a shelter-in-place order. A shelter-in-place...
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Boston University Moves Toward Launching Undergraduate Artificial Intelligence Degree
Boston University (BU) is mulling a proposal to offer a dedicated undergraduate degree in artificial intelligence (AI). The final proposal is currently pending administrative approval, said Mark Crovella, professor and chair of academics for BU's Faculty of Computing and Data Sciences (CDS). According to a report by The Daily Free...
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Pope Appoints BC Professor Boyd Coolman to the International Theological Commission
Boston College theology Professor Boyd Coolman was one of 24 new members Pope Leo XIV appointed to a new term of the International Theological Commission (ITC) on Oct. 19. “It’s quite an honor,” Coolman said. “It’s very humbling, very surprising, and very shocking. I didn’t see this coming at all, but I’m excited about the opportunity.”
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Norwell football star shines in 'his Michael Jordan flu game'
RANDOLPH — Jason Pithie received the text message that no high school football coach wants. Norwell High star senior quarterback Jack Luccarelli reached out at 7:28 a.m. Friday morning to alert Pithie of a flu-like illness that caught on overnight, 11 hours before the team's game vs. Randolph was scheduled to kick off. "My entire day went out the window," said Pithie, the second-year head coach. Luccarelli went to school for the mandatory four hours needed to be eligible to play and opted to give it a go. He rode to the game with his father, Matt, separate from the team. Back-up Ryan Bonzagni, a junior, was ready for the call-up. Luccarelli was undeterred. He stacked 5 touchdowns (3 rushing, 2 passing) as Norwell rolled to a 41-6 road victory over the Blue Devils on Friday, Oct. 30. "With him, you always expect greatness," said senior lineman Xander Wilkinson. "He manned up," Pithie said. "It was his Michael Jordan flu game." Luccarelli dropped back to find senior wideout Cole Maguire for a 63-yard touchdown strike on the Clippers' opening drive. He also spotted Bonzagni, who broke a tackle on his path, for a 43-yard touchdown in the second quarter. More:
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History made: Durfee football beats Brockton for the first time
FALL RIVER — It was history in the making for the Durfee High football team. The Hilltoppers have never beaten rival Brockton in their storied history, dating back to 1989. But on Friday Oct. 30, that long winless streak came to an end on Senior Night. Quarterback Matt Sherry threw a pair of touchdown passes to James Gondre and the defense did the rest as Durfee came away with a 21-8 victory over the Boxers before a large gathering at B.M.C. Durfee High School. Watch MA high school football on NFHS The win was the first one in 36 tries. Prior to tonight's Big 3 Conference matchup, Brockton held a 34-0-1 record. "This feels amazing," Gondre said. "This feels good to help our senior get this win. I can't even speak right now." Hilltopper head coach Taylor Brown was emotional after the victory. Brown's team in 2000 came the closest to beating Brockton in a 15-15 tie. Fast-forward 26 years to Friday night, and minutes before the game's end, Brown was doused with water from several separate coolers. "I've been doing this for a long time," Brown said. "I've played in the game, watched in the game and coached the
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Providence superintendent says he will resign. Here's what comes next.
Superintendent Javier Montañez announced on Friday, Oct. 30, that he will resign as the superintendent of Providence Public Schools. The Providence School Board intends to post a listing for an interim superintendent to replace Montañez next week, and talks are "ongoing" to finalize Montañez's last official day and a settlement agreement. How did we get here: Montañez rose to the highest position in the state's largest school district in 2021, from which he also graduated, after spending more than 30 years as a teacher, assistant principal, principal and then superintendent. He was appointed schools chief during the 7-year state takeover, and his resignation comes among the prolonged chaos of the district's tortuous return to local control. A rocky start to the school year On the very first day of school this year, Montañez's morning began before the sun had risen, greeting bus monitors and drivers at the Olneyville bus yard, energizing staff to make the momentous return to local control successful. Since that sunshine-filled first day, the wheels have started to fall off. Three of the district's most senior leaders have resigned. The School Board's subsequent meetings were filled with dozens of parents and students complaining about understaffing and lack
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High school senior honored for academic excellence
Superintendent Amy Hartley-Matteson presents Wareham High School senior Mark Deyoe with the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents Certificate of Academic Excellence during the School Committee's Oct. 29 meeting. Photo by Erin Darling. Superintendent Amy Hartley-Matteson presents Wareham High School senior Mark Deyoe with the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents Certificate...
Taunton Daily Gazette
Greater Taunton Week 8 high school football scores and highlights
The final week of the high school football regular season (with the exception of Thanksgiving) is upon us in the Greater Taunton area. In Week 7 , Taunton (3-4, 1-1 Hockomock Kelley-Rex) fell in a back-and-forth Hockomock Kelley-Rex contest to former Bridgewater-Raynham assistant Lamont Penn's Attleboro while Bridgewater-Raynham (4-2, 1-0 Pioneer Athletic Conference) started off league play with a win. Bristol-Plymouth (4-3, 4-0 Mayflower Large) remained undefeated in league play, and Dighton-Rehoboth (3-4, 2-1 South Coast Blue) scored its first win over South Coast Blue rivals Somerset Berkley since 2018. In Week 8, the action kicks off at 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 30, as Taunton plays host to Hockomock Kelley-Rex leaders Franklin (5-2, 3-0 Hockomock Kelley-Rex) while Bridgewater-Raynham takes on Barnstable (5-2, 1-0 PAC-3) in the de facto PAC-3 championship game. At 6:30 p.m., Dighton-Rehoboth hosts Apponequet (7-0, 2-0 South Coast Blue) in its toughest test so far while over at Southeastern's Houlker Memorial Stadium at 7 p.m., Bristol-Plymouth hosts Diman (4-3, 3-1 Mayflower Large) looking to secure a shot at the league title on Thanksgiving. Follow this page for scoring updates during the games and game highlights and top performers afterward from all four Greater Taunton area Week
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Sophomore subs in to push Canton football to likely playoff spot
CANTON -- State tournament brackets haven't released yet, but the playoffs already started for the Canton High football team. In its win-or-go home regular season finale, Canton stunned Oliver Ames on a last-minute touchdown run from Nathan Chabot, who had a pair of touchdowns, for a 22-15 win that essentially clinched a Division 4 state tournament berth for the Bulldogs on Friday, Oct. 30. "I'm going to have to take an antacid after this one," said Canton head coach Jeff Eckler postgame with a smile. Both programs entered the game at 2-5 and on the brink of qualifying for their respective state tournaments, needing a victory to reach the three-win qualifying mark. OA was just two spots out of the No. 16 and final spot at No. 18. Canton meanwhile came in at No. 10 in Division 4. After controlling the second and most of the third quarter, Canton held a 14-7 lead and was again marching as the clock ticked toward the start of the fourth. The Bulldogs had the ball on OA's 35 when quarterback and linebacker Jack Giovanello decided to slam the brakes on Canton's momentum. Giovanello read Canton quarterback Dylan Lank's pass perfectly and jumped the