Q & A with health professionals
Dr. Ian Nurse and Peter Allen answer questions about training, injury and general fitness.
Month: May 2015
Bostonians name 4 ways to keep fitness affordable in the city
Bostonians name four different ways to keep fitness in the city affordable.
Defining the roots of anti-Semitism
A brief look into the history and social factors that play a part of anti-Semitism in 2015.
Glossary of scientific terms on big data use
Algorithms: computer programs that sort big data to find trends and unique points within the data, detailed ideas that implement pieces of software, or components of […]
Treasure hunting via upscale consignment and vintage pieces
Upscale consignment and vintage shops attract Bostonians to fashion treasures at a bargain.
A friend admits to anti-Semitic tendencies
A friend, who will remain anonymous, participates talks openly about anti-Semitic discussions that she’s overheard and participated in while at work.
City Year and Teach For America teachers say training isn’t enough
Teach for America and City Year Teachers feel they did not get enough training.
Boston Public School SEI Teachers Struggle for Resources
Boston Public School SEI Program teachers do not have enough resources to help their students.
Some in Black Lives Matter suspect being algorithm surveillance targets
Members of the Springfield chapter of Black Lives Matter said they think they have had their text alerts screened since last December in what they suspect is the growing use of algorithms in security surveillance.
Preparing women for office
The Keys to Elected Office, An Essential Guide for Women is a guidebook created by The Barbara Lee Family Foundation to help female candidates run for office.