The Senate passed it but Pelosi never brought it up for a vote in the House. It’s called the Sunshine Protection Act

Fortunately that judge prevented the City from spending a lot more money fighting these idiots

I’d say it’s more similar to the butterfly stroke in swimming. Some dude figured out that the motions of the butterfly were legal within the former rules of the breast stroke, so he did that and they ended up creating a new discipline within swimming. Skate and Classic are two different disciplines within Nordic skiing. The manufacturers loved it because it required everyone to have two sets of equipment 😂

I got a plant from Home Depot a few years ago and ended up with a nasty fungus gnat infestation from it. I do not recommend

If he’s looking in a specific industry, reach out to recruiters for that industry. They can often point you in a direction you wouldn’t have thought of once they learn your experience. But considering he’s advanced, the only people who will be able to give him advice are people in the positions he’s thinking about moving to, so it seems some old-fashioned LinkedIn networking is the way to go.

And Somerville, and Brookline, and most of Boston. And especially if you want to go east-west through Camberville or across the river.

Also this question doesn’t explicitly ask respondents to attest that they grew up in Cambridge

I’m sure paying for all faculty and staff to take commuter rail would cost way less than two stories of parking garage. The BPDA could leverage BU to contribute to improving public transit in their vicinity as part of the deal to allow this development to happen, as it will attract more people to the area.

So instead of asking why should grad student researchers get paid because law students done, you should ask why don’t law students get paid for their work that profits their school?

Yea what OP is looking for doesn’t exist