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The Daily Free Press

The Independent Student Newspaper at Boston University

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dailyfreepress.com > 09 > 08 > 21 > 220446 > we-are-getting-dumber-con-current-events

We are getting dumber | Con-Current Events

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (585+ words) A few months ago, popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat started a second YouTube channel where he uploaded unpolished vlogs, far different from his usual funny, light-hearted content. His most viewed video focused on his dedication to a new goal: taking…...

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dailyfreepress.com > 08 > 24 > 10 > 220341 > a-shield-for-sources-is-a-shield-for-democracy-editorial

A shield for sources is a shield for democracy | Editorial

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (606+ words) When a source decides to speak to a journalist, the stakes can be far greater than whether their name appears in print. A government employee exposing misconduct could jeopardize their career. A university employee could face retaliation. A survivor sharing…...

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dailyfreepress.com > 08 > 21 > 13 > 220282 > gallery-bostonians-soak-up-the-late-summer-sun

GALLERY: Bostonians soak up the late summer sun

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (129+ words) Boston residents are escaping the August heat at the city’s oceans and ponds as the end of summertime grows near. Squirrels joined swans at the Boston Common, while wooden elephants walked along Commonwealth Avenue — soon to be joined by BU…...