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As seen in: Fordham University, Salon, Epicurious, Food52, New Jersey Monthly Magazine, Institutional Real Estate, Volt
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Is the Firing Squad a More Humane Method of Execution?

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By Josh Friedland
| Fordham University
The idea of execution by firing squad may be unsettling, but the recent use of this method has reignited debate over what constitutes a “humane” execution. On March 7, the state of South Carolina executed Brad Sigmon, a convicted murderer, by firing squad—the first such execution in the U.S. since 2010—after he opted to forgo lethal injection, a method increasingly under scrutiny due to drug shortages and botched procedures.
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10 Admissions Marketing Takeaways During College Tours

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By Josh Friedland
| Volt
Printed materials are 50/50. I love everything about the printed word—the interplay of text and photography, innovative graphic design, and the physical sensation of paper. But Anya seemed less impressed by admissions publications. Although I appreciated Northeastern’s feat of squeezing an admissions viewbook into a Moleskine-sized little black book, she favored the simplicity of Emerson College’s folded brochure with basic details about the curriculum and QR codes to find more information online.
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Crypto at death’s door: Some tips and considerations for bequeathing digital assets to your survivors

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By Mark Bell, Josh Friedland, David C. Portnoy
| Institutional Real Estate Verified
Cryptocurrencies remain an exciting emerging asset class. Given the high volatility and indefinite expected return, our firm does not recommend cryptocurrencies as part of an asset allocation at present. However, increasing numbers of investors hold such assets on a speculative basis — it’s certainly more exciting than the traditional lottery ticket.
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