Pranksters Park Car On MIT Campus Dome
A police car shell with a flashing light and a dummy officer in the driver’s seat was found atop MIT’s campus dome in Cambridge. The stunt, described as a spectacular hack, involved donuts and drew reactions from campus authorities and students.
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Dome
Cambridge
Mass
MIT
Campus Dome
MIT Car Strapped On Dome Stuns Campus Text
Daniel Stevenson of The Tech reports a car found on the MIT dome as classes end. Officials were unsure how it reached the dome. a helicopter theory circulated but was doubted. Students reportedly dismantled a car and carried parts atop the dome while prank rumors swirled.
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Daniel Stevenson
the Tech
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rome
Memorial Drive
Charles River
Cambridge
Boston
Kenneth D. Campell
MIT
Stevenson
Our Neighbors Are Watching A Nightmare In The City
A first person reflection on urban fear and surveillance with encounters of crime and police attitudes. The narrator describes breaking a window, dodgy deliveries, a dog’s misfortune, a beach trip, and a troubling police encounter, all underscored by paranoia about neighbors and danger amid city life. The piece ends noting fear of police overreach and a wary stance toward authorities.
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Georgetown
Indianapolis
Scripps Howard News Service
Doctors make house calls for elderly in New Jersey
In three southern New Jersey counties, a UMDNJ home visit program funds doctors to treat elderly homebound patients. Catherine Thomas, 79, is among 100 on the roster, receiving routine care, weighs her meds, and enjoys in-home assessments and referrals, reducing need for nursing home care and hospital trips.
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Wayne Carlsen
Carlsen
Carlson
Thomas
Thomas Cavalieri
Center of Aging
Wayne Carlson
Catherine Thomas
Collingswood
N.J
New Jersey
Is Your Child Ready To Be Left Alone This Summer
St. Louis health educator Lisa McCluer discusses early adolescence from ages 11 to 14 and how summer plans should balance independence with safety. She outlines ten readiness questions, the need for a support system, and options like self care plus part time programs, camps, odd jobs, and volunteer work to provide structure and social contact.
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Lisa McCluer
St. Luke’s Hospital Institute For Health Education
St. Louis
McCluer
Cate
Judith Newmark
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Obstetricians and Midwives in Modern Birth Care
A brief comparison of nurse midwives family practitioners and obstetricians noting lower intervention rates and shorter hospital stays with midwives and some advantages of family doctors. It also provides guidance on newborn sleep patterns and when to seek advice from Drs Randi and Frederic Ettner.
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Jessica Mitford
Nature
Drs
Randi
Frederic Ettner
Evanston
Ill
Sisters Syndicate
Sound Beach Ave
Old Greenwich
Conn
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Heimer’s
Center For Aging
UMDNJ
Stratford
Burlington
Camden
Gloucester Counties
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