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In the very full arena of public policy discourse, what do humanities scholars have to add to the conversation? On some level, as non-policy experts, the answer would seem to be a simple “nothing” (or, if one is being more generous, “fairly...Hefzilla BREAKING!!
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The Patrick administration is placing a lot of emphasis on raising the hotel room occupancy tax limit and creating a local option meals tax to raise municipal revenues and shift local fiscal reliance away from property taxes. Communities across the commonwealth are...Methinks Thou Dost Protest Too Much
I’m often someone told to "lighten up" when I respond to something I find offensive, but in thie Allison Stokke brouhaha, I guess I’m just a, crass, jerk-off, dude, or as I prefer, DOOD! Or at least, I’m someone who knows when to pick his...E-Edition
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