BY CHRISTIANNA CASALETTO AND TYLER MILLIKEN // MAY 3, 2017 // A number of Curry College students are angry about being kept in the dark about serious campus incidents this semester. Students, faculty, and staff alike are trying to resolve tensions, and some issues. The Student Government Association hosted an open forum at its annual Town Hall Meeting; the college
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BY CHRISTIANNA CASALETTO // April 25, 2017 // The song “Smile” reminds us that no matter how dark a day gets, we should keep smiling in the hope of a better tomorrow. Dyanna Maria Caribe smiled often. It was both a mask and a shield, hiding her pain and guarding against her fears. “Smile, though your heart is aching
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BY TYLER MILLIKEN // April 17, 2017 // Dating back to last semester, reports of bias have been flying around campus; attacking students in every race, gender, sexuality, you name it. These incidents have not been confined to a certain grade or culture or age. So in response, a new Bias Protocol System has been implemented to address the issues
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BY RYAN HATHAWAY // APRIL 10, 2017 // The Student Government Association teamed up with Curry administrators Wednesday afternoon to host the annual “Town Hall” in the Student Center’s Large Meeting Room. The forum featured Vice-President of Student Affairs Maryellen Kiley, Vice President of Institutional Planning Sue Pennini, Provost David Szczerbacki, Director of Buildings and Grounds Bob O’Connell and Student
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BY JASON POMBO // APRIL 3, 2017 // As of January, 1st 2017, the minimum wage in Massachusetts was raised from $10 per hour, to $11 per hour. It was the second year in a row that Massachusetts has raised their minimum wage. However, this pay raise will not automatically apply for everyone in Massachusetts. According to the Human Resources
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