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About this event Practices of architecture-writing Professor Jane Rendell will discuss the development of her site-writing practice over the past 20 years, starting with ‘Undoing Architecture’ from 1998, drawing attention to core concepts such as situatedness, relationality and positionality, informed by feminist philosophers such as Donna Haraway, Hélène Cixous and Luce Irigaray, and psychoanalysts like Donald Winnicott, Andre Green and Jean Laplanche. With reference to several essays and work produced in the last few months, Jane will focus on the vital contribution situatedn...

With the NCAA dead period set to expire soon, the Clemson coaching staff will ramp up recruiting efforts as the Tigers look to start rounding out the 2022 class.

By Katie Lannan, State House News Service April 29, 2021 Katie Lannan, State House News Service Boston mayoral candidates Annissa Essaibi George, Andrea Campbell, Jon Santiago, Michelle Wu, and John Barros discussed their workforce development platforms in a forum hosted Thursday by the Job Training Alliance. Five Boston mayoral hopefuls pitched their workforce development visions and records Thursday, voicing broad agreement on the need to improve access to child care and offering ideas for how to help connect immigrants learning English and people returning from incarceration with jobs. Th...

An 8-3 vote by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education on Friday afternoon cleared the way for the state’s education commissioner to eventually take remote and hybrid learning models off the table for local school districts. The board approved emergency regulations giving Commissioner Jeff Riley the authority to decide when full and partial remote schooling will no longer count toward student learning time requirements, taking a step towards the next phase of pandemic-era schooling in Massachusetts. “We are at an interesting time. We have seen our numbers go way down,” ...

Sara D. Davis/Associated Press Daniel Andre Green, one of the men imprisoned for the murder of Michael Jordan's father, is seeking a new trial, according to the A fisherman discovered the body of James Jordan near McColl, South Carolina, in August 1993. Larry Martin Demery pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in 1995 and testified against Green as part of his guilty plea, implicating Green as the shooter. Woolverton wrote Green admitted to aiding in the disposal of Jordan's body and stealing some of his property. However, he and his attorneys are arguing he wasn't involved in the murder it...