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The presentation titled, “Antisemitism Past and Present,” was led by led by Jason Horowitz, director of Heritage Education and Partnership at Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT) a historically Jewish fraternity.
ZBT was founded in 1898 at the City College of New York. During that time, Jewish people were excluded from joining fraternities and sororities. Being recognized as the first Jewish collegiate social fraternity, ZBT offers continued educational programming on the subject matter, even though they became nonsectarian in 1954.
“ZBT was honored to have more than 130 undergraduates participate in a very important conversation regarding antisemitism,” Anthony Haddad, assistant director for growth at ZBT, said. “We’re also excited to have an amazing partnership with Kentucky Hillel and the IFC, who helped make this happen.”
Hampden waste plant deal expected to close in early June
HAMPDEN If all goes as planned, employees could start returning to work at the shuttered waste processing facility in Hampden as soon as Monday, June 14, said Robert Van Naarden, CEO of Delta Thermo Energy (DTE), at an online meeting of the Municipal Review Committee (MRC) on Wednesday morning.
Van Naarden said he hopes to have the plant accepting full loads of waste and recycling from all 115 member towns within nine months after the company closes on the deal. It is expected to close in early June.
“We have done a significant amount of due diligence on the facility,” said Van Naarden, “to understand what we were buying … I think we have a very good understanding.”
Two New England Law | Boston Students Named Rappaport Fellows
Prestigious public policy fellowships awarded to Mass. law students
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BOSTON, April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ For the fifth time in the past six years, students from New England Law | Boston have been selected for prestigious Rappaport Fellowships. Rising 3Ls Briana Broberg and Jacqueline Dagle are two of twelve Massachusetts law students in the 2021 cohort.
The Rappaport Fellowship is awarded to students interested in pursuing opportunities in public policy by the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy at Boston College Law School. This program provides exceptional students from law schools in Massachusetts with opportunities to work in a state or local government office for 10 weeks in addition to mentorship and experiential learning sessions.
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