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WEBGoose delivers radio set in WERS studio while hammering out a three-night run in Boston. By Sam Shipman, Assistant News Editor / September 9, 2024. As the lights went down at MGM Music Hall on Sept. 2, the opening chords of Goose’s “All I Need” began after the more than 5,000 seat venue shouted—“Goooooooose.”.
Parker Purifoy Archives - The Berkeley Beacon
WEBParker Purifoy, Emerson '21. Parker served as Managing Editor, News Editor, and Senior Reporter at The Beacon. They graduated from the college with a journalism degree in December 2020. Parker is currently an Associate Reporter with Bloomberg Law. Based in Washington, DC, Parker previously worked for Law360, …
Brazilian artists bring bossa nova to Boston - The Berkeley Beacon
WEBPearl-white sand, foaming waves, and the salt of a summer’s breeze. That’s bossa nova. Jobim, in an interview with The Boston Globe earlier this month, said that while his grandfather’s music is not as popular as it was 50 years ago, it also isn’t made “for understanding.”. “It’s for feeling,” he said.
Join The Newsroom - The Berkeley Beacon
WEBIn our inclusive, collaborative newsroom environment you will learn to write, edit, and produce content for varying forms of media. You’ll have access to cutting-edge products and technologies designed for the newsroom of tomorrow. You will also be a part of a passionate team of dedicated individuals who will help you grow as a journalist.
Alamo Drafthouse brings beer and community to Boston cinemas
WEBNo one had ever thought to combine the two—until 1997, when beloved Texas theater chain Alamo Drafthouse was founded. Their theaters provide moviegoers with in-house food and drinks, combining the disciplines of entertainment and dining for a singular cinema experience. Alamo is opening its first Boston venue in Seaport on Nov. 17.
Opinion - The Berkeley Beacon
WEBWelcome to the updated Opinion section! Over the summer we restructured, re-designed, and laid-out in writing what the Opinion section is. We did this to reinforce the sections mission of uplifting diverse voices in the Emerson community and to maintain and protect the integrity of The Berkeley Beacon’s news coverage and sections.
15-year-old 'Mixed-ish' actress Trinitee Stokes becomes Emerson's ...
WEBBy Campbell Parish. June 25, 2021. At just 15 years old, actress Trinitee Stokes is set to make history as the youngest student ever to attend Emerson. Stokes, who starred in TV shows “K.C. Undercover” and “Mixed-Ish” plans to major in political communication and add a minor in public diplomacy with one of her goals of becoming a diplomat.
About Us - The Berkeley Beacon
WEBThe Berkeley Beacon is Emerson College’s only independent, student-run newspaper. The Beacon aims to deliver original and accurate reporting to the Emerson community, while providing students with opportunities to gain professional experience. The Beacon publishes content online daily and in print on Thursdays throughout the academic year with the exception of breaks.
Emerson lays off 10 staff members, suspends two programs
WEBAug 14, 2024 · Emerson’s downtown Boston campus. Emerson laid off 10 staff members and eliminated two programs Tuesday, college officials said in an email sent to staff and faculty. “We are grateful for the contributions these dedicated staff members have made to the college, and we have made arrangements to support them in …
‘I am not incomplete’: living life as an aroace individual
WEBYou’re not faking it for attention. You’re not weird, not abnormal. You’re not traumatized, it’s not all in your head, there’s nothing to “fix,” nothing to change. You’re not missing anything. You’re not incomplete. You are, by every measure of the word, wonderfully you and fully complete. Happy Ace Week.