HERITAGE

Sep 15 2024RELIGION

The Great Debate: Ten Commandments in Schools

The age-old debate about displaying the Ten Commandments in schools has once again ignited a fiery conversation. David Herlich recently wrote that Louisiana's decision to display the commandments in schools is an attempt to convert every student to Christianity. But, is that really the case? Let's d

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Sep 12 2024LIFESTYLE

What's Your Favorite Hispanic-Owned Business in Greater Boston? Let's Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!

As we dive into Hispanic Heritage Month we're taking a moment to acknowledge the significant contributions Latin Americans have made to Boston's cultural landscape But we want to go beyond just celebrating – we want to support these incredible businesses and organizations that make our city a vibra

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Sep 12 2024EDUCATION

The Art of Omission: How Museums are Failing to Preserve History

In a world where museums prioritize identity politics and superstition over scientific fact, something is amiss. New York City's most renowned museums have become breeding grounds for political ideologies, particularly postmodernism, which elevates identity over truth. But what if this assumption

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Sep 06 2024SPORTS

Kingsley Suamataia: The Unsung Samoan Sensation Ready to Rumble

Born and raised in Orem, Utah with roots tracing back to his mother's hometown of Laie, Hawaii, Chiefs rookie offensive tackle Kingsley Suamataia may not be a household name yet, but he's determined to change that. With limited game time at Oregon and stellar performances at BYU, this Samoan-America

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