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Boston reporter & editor covering biz and social justice; Northeastern Univ; ex-Southie teacher, reported or edited for 30 news orgs in eight states.

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By Christopher Calnan Verified
| The Robot Report Verified
China may be a robotics hotspot now, but the CEO of one of the largest robotics companies in the world says its U.S. investment was a good move. Ulrich Spiesshofer, CEO of Swedish-Swiss automation giant ABB (VTX:ABBN), said last week that the firm’s investment in the U.S. robotics market is returning dividends, CNBC reported. “You look…
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Pring-Wilson, convicted in stabbing after a fight, dies quietly in Colorado at 47 as electronics exec

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By Christopher Calnan Verified
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A former Harvard graduate student convicted in 2004 of stabbing an unarmed Cambridge teen to death after a night of drinking died in mid-August. Alexander Pring-Wilson died in his native Colorado Springs, Colorado. He was 47, according to his obituary announcement. The cause of death is not listed. In Cambridge, Pring-Wilson’s criminal case came to exemplify the city’s growing class divide coupled with the role that stereotyping and wealth can play in criminal justice.
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Harvard University Archives

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By Christopher Calnan Verified, Oscar Goff Verified, Karenna Umscheid
| Cambridge Day Verified
Posted inFilm The Harvard Film Archive is running free screenings of English filmmaker Steve McQueen’s “Small Axe” series, celebrating his appointment as Harvard’s Charles Eliot Norton professor of poetry. We spoke with McQueen about the series. Posted inNews Posted inMedia Posted inNews Posted inNews Posted inNews Posted inNews Posted inNews A stronger Cambridge Day Please consider making a financial contribution to maintain, expand and improve Cambridge Day.
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