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Topic: Segments

Generation Citizen 2014 – Youth Segment

The goal of Generation Citizen is to teach teenagers how to become better citizens via an in-class curriculum and exercises. We delve into this ambitious project in the following report.

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Wage Gap

What do we mean when we refer to “the income gap”? Who does it affect, and what can be done about it? The Wage Project aims to provide women with

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Comfort Food: Ray Charbonneau

Local author and distance runner Ray Charbonneau completed his sixth Boston Marathon, and brings you his thoughts on running the marathon. Ray is the author of “The 27th Mile”, which

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Masonic Open House

Masonic lodges all across Massachusetts held Open Houses for the public on April 12th, 2014. Our own Mystic Valley Lodge in Arlington was no exception.

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Embodying Activism in Violent Conflict

Violent conflict continues in Syria after over three years: thousands have died, millions have been forced from their homes, and the international community remains idle. Citizen journalist and survivor of

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Debbie O’Carroll

On March 22nd 2014, Debbie O’Carroll performed her spectacular Magical Theatre for Children show at the Regent Theatre in Arlington, MA. Debbie incorporates magic into her performance as she tells

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Peniel Joseph – Extended Interview

Peter Bermudes spoke with teacher, activist, and author, Professor Peniel Joseph about his new book “Stokely: A Life;” and the history of the Black Power movement. Watch the abridged version

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Homelessness Forum

https://vimeo.com/91651111 Homelessness means not having a home. Although we normally associate homelessness with sleeping in doorways or on the street, homelessness can also be hidden, for instance if you are sleeping

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Involution Studios

Our Career Exploration series highlights many industries and professions. This week APN visited Involution Studios, a software and illustrative design studio right here in Arlington. We spoke with several employees,

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Comfort Food: The 27th Mile

Comfort Food is a series that explores the people and places of Arlington. In the latest segment, Arlington resident Ray Charbonneau discusses his recent book, The 27th Mile, which raises

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Chuck Kraemer

Some call Chuck Kraemer a modern-day Renaissance Man. For more than two decades, he worked for local news stations, and produced his own segments for Greater Boston on WGBH. He

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Boston Marathon: Kristen Weiner

The Boston Marathon is the world’s oldest annual marathon. It began in 1897, and until it was marred by last year’s bombing, it had been a joyful event celebrating amateur

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