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March/April 2022 and 1998 Editor’s note: This article ran in the very first Points East magazine in April 1998. As we celebrate our 25 years of publishing, we felt compelled to rerun this piece, as it reflects so much of what makes this magazine special. Call me Deckfluff, for IRead More

Researchers who study the phenomenon in humans should incorporate subjective experiences into data on love.

Remember when Republicans eliminated congressional earmarks? Well, they’re back — and many GOP members of Congress are wallowing in the muck.

Almost lost in the tsunami of information on the Russo-Ukraine war was the transformational election result in the Republic of Korea. Prosecutor Yoon Suk-yeol, a political novice, won an exceedingly narrow victory in a race dominated by domestic issues. However, the greatest divergence between the two candidates was over security questions. Yoon, of the conservative … Continue reading "South Koreans Narrowly Choose Conservative as Next President"

March/April 2022 By Jack Farrell During a short break from winter’s grip in late February, the temperature along the coast rose briefly into the high 60s. At Star Island, unofficial capital of the Isles of Shoals, the care-takers had been out of fruit and vegetables for weeks. We took advantageRead More

If there is one thing I have learned from watching The Worst Roommate Ever, it's to always do research. Always.

In Chapter 1, “Survival,” author Anna Machin describes the health benefits of strong human bonds.

In many ways, the summer of 2020 was like any other. But there was the COVID pandemic, which changed everything, except for the things that did not change, like sailing along the coast of Maine.

Happy birthday Aamir Khan! Fans flood Twitter with wishes for him

For Emmanuel Yemgbe, a 29-year-old Nigerian, who joined over 1.3 million registered voters in the country’s capital to vote in the last local government election, the experience with the Bimodal Voters Accreditation System (BVAS) was frustrating. He had got to the polling unit at 7:00 am, hoping to avoid the long queue. But it wasn’t […]

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Myrtle Beach, S.C. - The Framingham State University baseball team was defeated this afternoon 17-8 by McDaniel University in non-conference action at Ebbets Field.

Leesburg, Fla. - The Framingham State University softball team was defeated 6-0 by Wisconsin-Lacrosse before rallying for a 4-1 victory over St. Lawrence this afternoon at the Spring Games.

New York’s upstate region should be an energy arsenal of democracy, not a pot plantation.

With prices skyrocketing, it’s time for Washington to suspend—and ultimately repeal—the Renewable Fuel Standard.

DAVENPORT, Fla. – Worcester State led 1-0 into the sixth inning, but Wester New England rallied in the final three innings to pull away for a 7-1 victory over the Lancers in Spring Break baseball at Northeast Regional Park on Monday morning.

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. – Worcester State softball earned their second straight split of a doubleheader on Monday as they continued play at the Fastpitch Dreams Spring Classic.