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Class of 2020 Gets Long-Awaited Send-off - Vimarsana News

Class of 2020 Gets Long-Awaited Send-off

BU’s Class of 2020 returned to campus 17 months after graduating for their official Commencement ceremony.

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Class of 2020 Commencement Is Sunday: Here's What You Need to Know | BU Today - Vimarsana News

Class of 2020 Commencement Is Sunday: Here's What You Need to Know | BU Today

Everything you need to know about the 2020s’ pandemic-postponed BU Commencement on October 3.

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Massachusetts marijuana board eyes improvements in social equity, mentorship - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts marijuana board eyes improvements in social equity, mentorship

James Paleologopoulos Boston University Statehouse Program BOSTON — While lawmakers in Connecticut and Rhode Island explore ways to legalize adult-use cannabis and also ensure social equity, regulators in Massachusetts are pushing further with their own programs to enable people disadvantaged by previous marijuana laws to benefit from the economic possibilities offered by legalization. One bill in Connecticut would create a “social equity council,” as well as a “Cannabis Equity and Innovation Account,” which would fund workforce development programs and offer grants with cash from...

Cannabis Control Commission Massachusetts Boston Connecticut Rhode Island - Vimarsana News

Cannabis Control Commission Massachusetts Boston Connecticut Rhode Island

BOSTON – While lawmakers in Connecticut and Rhode Island explore ways to legalize adult-use cannabis and also ensure social equity, regulators in Massachusetts are pushing further with their own programs to enable people disadvantaged by previous marijuana laws to benefit from the economic possibilities offered by legalization. One bill in Connecticut would create a “social equity council” as well as a “Cannabis Equity and Innovation Account,” funding workforce development programs and offering grants with cash from potential cannabis excise tax revenue. Meanwhile, a bill in Rhode I...