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artwork by Jenny Mui // Artists for Humanity
story By Shanique Lewis // Staff Editor
Missing You
There is always that feeling at the bottom of the pit of your stomach, when you want to just close the door and walk away because the wretchedness is unbearable. Sometimes you have to decide where you are going or where you want to be. You get so attached to the person that you don’t want to let go. Read More
CULTURE/Arts and Entertainment/On the radio
There’s a word bleeped out during the first lines in the chorus of Lil Wayne’s recent radio release, “She Will,” featuring Drake. But the song’s innuendo remains. Read More
NEWS/Paper Chase/Knapp Time
-A push for gay rightsAfter she died in 2002, the family of journalist and memoirist Caroline Knapp established in her name a summer internship program --administered by WriteBoston, one of TiP's partners --so that Boston public high school students could feel for themselves the frenzied flow of ink and Internet coming out of the city's newsrooms. Read More
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
A T.i.P of the cap to these organizations for helping to make our 2011 Summer Journalism Institute possible:
The Boston Globe,
Northeastern University's School of Journalism,
Associated Grant Makers,
the Boston Youth Fund,
the MLK Summer Scholars,
the Boston Bruins Foundation,
the Red Sox Foundation,
Bank of America,
Sovereign Bank,
and Boston Private Bank & Trust Company.
