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Analysis: Obama's case for war in support of peace
Barack Obama split the difference in his Nobel speech, laying down a doctrine that will likely define his presidency: a steadfast defense of warfare against evil mixed with praise of nonviolence and exhortations for mankind to affirm the "spark of the divine" in everyone.
UMass trustees approve creation of law school in Dartmouth, despite critics' concerns
This is an 9:45 p.m. update of a story posted at 10:20 this morning. BOSTON - Trustees of the University of Massachusetts voted by a wide margin on Thursday to approve creation of the state's first public law school, despite concerns of critics that it could take money away from other campuses.
Whoa s Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges
Western New England College students Megan McNatt, Oakdale, and Justin Walz, Groton, were selected for inclusion in the 2009-2010 edition of a oeWhoa s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.a A total of 32 students from Western New England College were selected as national outstanding campus leaders.
Reports study plans for the future of retail and development in Agawam
Two major events tied to Agawam's retail and development future will unfold in the space of five days, starting on Thursday.
The 11th day of December is circled in black on the wall calendar in Judge Richard Connon's chambers.
Carly Maalouf of Arlington was selected to play Pooty in the UMW production of "Reckless." The daughter of Mr.
The Slip, Marco Benevento and Billy Martin Confirmed for Sullivan Hall Anniversary Party
Above: The Slip's Brad Barr, Western New England College, Springfield, MA, 4/21/06. Photo by Shannon Plaquet The Slip and the Marco Benevento Trio will help New York's Sullivan Hall celebrate its two year anniversary on January 2. Benevento's band for this gig will include one of the keyboardist's heroes, Billy Martin.
FloDesign Wind Turbine Corp.-Western New England College partnership...
Douglas F. Gray, a senior mechanical engineering student at Western New England College, spent his summer at FloDesign Wind Turbine Corp.
News and Weather for Western Massachusetts
A fast-growing Wilbraham business received $1 million to support wind turbine technology.
The donated food was delivered directly to area food banks to distribute to needy families.
Gov. Deval Patrick expresses conditional support for Mass.' first public law school in Dartmouth
Gov. Deval L. Patrick on Monday said he supports a plan to create the state's first public law school as long as it meets financial tests.
Poll: Economy Delivering Coal For Christmas
A survey of Massachusetts residents reveals most still believe the national economy is somewhere between bad and very bad, and they don't expect much improvement until late next year.
Fitchburg native Arsenault named to All-Star squad
Western New England College senior captain Lauren Arsenault, a Fitchburg native, was recently named to The Commonwealth Coast Conference All-Star field hockey team.
Poll by Western New England College shows support for casinos in Mass
A statewide survey conducted by the Western New England College polling institute shows that a majority of residents support casinos in Massachusetts, just not in their own backyards.
Polls find support for casinos
As Governor Deval Patrick prepares to announce budget cuts and lawmakers ready themselves to hear arguments for and against casinos, a new poll finds majority support for establishing casinos but also a majority of adults who don't want a casino in their town.
Pagliuca Seeks To Change Health Care And Capitol Hill
At a lab in New England Baptist Hospital, a biotechnician demonstrates surgery on a plastic shoulder.
The difference this time, of course, is that now the "Big Three" - the governor, the House speaker and the Senate president - all share the belief that a casino or two will not, in fact, be the moral undoing of the commonwealth.
A local organization wants to help families, schools and professionals understand and help people with autism.
Poll: Coakley Leads The Pack In Senate Race
Share + Oct 26, 2009 11:05 am US/Eastern The Democrats fighting for the late Ted Kennedy's U.S. Senate seat will hold their first debate tonight.
Western Mass. callers seeking free legal advice seek Dial-A-Lawyer lines busy
Lawyers answer the phones for Dial-A-Lawyer at Western New England College in Springfield on Thursday.
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