A train headed to Forest Hills mistakenly thought the cemetery was at Tufts and died there instead and now there are "minor" delays that way, the MBTA reports.
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Students and alumni associated with Tufts Climate Action ended a three-day sit-in of Tufts President Anthony Monaco’s office on April 24th, claiming partial victory on their demand to meet with the administration to discuss why Tufts should divest from fossil fuel-related companies.
In the latest Somerville Neighborhood Newscast, learn about the new affordable housing development on Washington Street, get the latest on a pro-divestment sit-in at Tufts, find out why Rep. Denise Provost is “appalled” with the trade deals being made in Washington, learn about the Tufts protests to support part-time janitors, go to the Boston Marathon with the Somerville Road Runners, learn more about the heroin and opioid epidemic and go to the city’s spring clean-up.
Tufts Daily reports on a dorm-room standoff over whether a light should be kept on around 3 a.m. on March 16:
Following the intervention of two TUPD officers, the roommate agreed to turn the light off.
The Tufts Daily reports on a protest against the school's decision to squash the annual nude run across campus.
Tufts Daily reports it took five campus cops to remove a 65-year-old Andover man standing in the middle of the Jewish organization's center yelling about Jews, the university president and the university president's wife.
Tufts Daily reports it was not all fun and games at the school's annual running of the naked students on Friday:
In one instance, according to witnesses, officers pinned a naked male student to the ground; Reitman said the individual "had punched an officer in the face." When the officers were not paying attention, the student ran away, witnesses said.
KDKA in Pittsburgh may have received the U.S.'s first commercial broadcast license, but Tufts University boasts its 1XE station was on the air and doing daily broadcasts before the Pennsylvania upstarts. Also:
Tufts Daily reports campus police responded to a report of six women standing around with no clothes on:
"I have no idea why, I have no idea," TUPD Sgt. Robert McCarthy said. "They put their clothes back on," he said, "and were sent on their way."
Mayor Curtatone better watch out on Homecoming Day. The Tufts Daily reports Somerville health officials shut the Delta Upsilon frat house at Tufts for a variety of health and safety concerns after firefighters responded to an alarm that went off in the middle of a party:
Tufts Daily interviews a couple members of the Beelzebubs, the Tufts a capella group that went pretty far on "The Sing-Off:"
... On the plus side, Flynn's shirt includes real buttons. For the show's live finale, the Bubs donned shirts and ties attached with velcro — things they could change out of quickly during commercial breaks.
You had to be like Superman and rip out of it," Flynn said. ...
Tufts Daily reports cops didn't have much trouble convincing a student at Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy they had the goods on her for vandalizing some freshly poured sidewalk cement:
"Kind of easy to catch when you write your own name in there," TUPD Sgt. Robert McCarthy said.
Fortunately for her, the cement had yet to set, so she was able to smooth it out - under the watchful eye of campus police.
Among the electric customers to lose power due to the exploding manholes of doom today is Tufts University. Students are being asked not to light candles and to walk in groups if they have to go outside at night if the lights still aren't back on. The school says lights could be out for another eight to ten hours.
Tufts Daily reports a performance artist teaching a course at Tufts considers Fairey such a hypocrite that he had his students make up posters with the express purpose of pasting them over a mural Fairey had put up at the student center.
The postings came about as a result of a project in an Experimental College course on performance art. Since their discovery and partial removal last Tuesday, they have sparked a Tufts University Police Department report and an investigation by Office of the Dean of Student Affairs. They have also provoked ongoing dialogue over free speech, the institution of marriage and about how the greater Tufts community engages and views issues pertaining to social justice.
Via Geoff Edgers.
Wicked Local Somerville provides its annual coverage of the annual naked-student run at Tufts, held last night. With video showing some Tufts students actually dressed appropriately for the weather, along with, of course, some naked butts.
Jay Fitzgerald is loving the story of that $272 million bequest Tufts and Lesley will split, in part because it comes from the sale of a company few people had heard of:
... Think of everything that could have gone wrong over the past 40 years and how patience pays big dividends. Think also of all those other seemingly obscure Massachusetts companies quietly and competently doing their job. ...
The Tufts Daily is plotting crime reports on a Google map.
Via Jessica Torrez-Riley.
The Somerville Journal pulls back the covers on the annual Naked Quad Run at Tufts, held last night (for all the nudity, not a whole lot to actually see, if you know what I mean, but probably something best viewed in the privacy of your own home):
The Naked Truth | NQR's history marred in rumor and conjecture - Tufts Daily makes it sound pretty boring.
That $5 offer for a naked butt or otherwise weird thing on Google Maps still outstanding.
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