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Articles by Pamela Fourtounis
A Privacy Tort Out Of Our Wildest Dreams? Will Taylor Swift Defend Her Reputation From Donald Trump's AI Hoax?
Taylor Swift has, again, been thrust into a narrative she would likely much prefer to be excluded from. This time, it is former President Donald Trump's second bid for reelection. On August 18, Trump shared four images to his Truth Social account, one bearing Swift's image with the message "Taylor wants you to vote for Donald Trump," and the other three depicting young women in "Swifties for Trump" T-shirts.
A Privacy Tort Out of Our Wildest Dreams? Will Taylor Swift Defend her Reputation from Donald Trump’s AI Hoax?
Taylor Swift has, again, been thrust into a narrative she would likely much prefer to be excluded from. This time, it is former President Donald Trump’s second bid for reelection. On August 18, Trump shared four images to his Truth Social account, one bearing Swift’s image with the message “Taylor wants you to vote for Donald Trump,” and the other three depicting young women in “Swifties for Trump” T-shirts.
Cambridge's BSU 'Gives Black' showcases student excellence
A new record for numbers of pies in the face in one minute was set in Cambridge on World Record Day, Nov. 20. Cambridge Rindge and Latin School history teacher Kevin Dua took 111 pies in the face at a Black Students Union event that was part of a series of activities dubbed “BSU Gives Black.” BSU students creamed the world record of 72 pies, set in 2017, by hurling 111 shaving cream-filled plates at the BSU advisor while over 100 CRLS students cheered.
Harvard Votes Challenge seeking to mobilize students ahead of midterms
In hopes of crushing the pattern of dismal youth turnout this election cycle, Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government and student volunteers launched a non-partisan initiative called the Harvard Votes Challenge to encourage political participation across the university. The goal? Get 90 percent of eligible Harvard students registered to vote before the Oct. 17 deadline so they can participate in the midterm elections.
After driver kills 80-year-old, some Cambridge seniors say cyclists a bigger worry
In the wake of the Sept. 6 hit-and-run that killed 80-year-old Romelia Gallardo just outside her home in Cambridgeport's Lyndon B. Johnson Apartments, some seniors say they are more concerned about safety threats from bicycles than from cars. Following a Sept. 16 “Meet Your Neighbor Day” event at the building, several senior citizens said they feel left out of the conversation when it comes to transportation and safety. Marian Freeman was Gallardo’s friend and also a resident of the building.
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