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Video: Student, Athlete, Entrepreneur
https://youtu.be/HlPwKR3zSSE In a deep dive into the college sports industry, Northwestern student athletes share their experiences with their new rights to make money off name, image, and likeness (NIL). Shot, produced, and edited by Max Tracey Fall 2021, Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern University
SportsNight – 2/10/22
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWR8r-jg4os& SportsNight - Northwestern News Network 2/10/22 Hosts Max Tracey and Bradley Locker make their SportsNight debuts on desk while the ‘Cats are rolling! Join them to recap all the wins in the past week, from the hardwood to the mat.
Video: Dia de los Muertos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g535FlkQjXc&t=49s Northwestern students honor their loved ones in celebration of Dia de los Muertos (October 2021). Shot, edited and produced by Max Tracey.
Wellesley seeks solutions to global problems
Inside the local efforts to combat consequences cited by climate studies The Earth — including Wellesley — will face drastically worsening conditions due to climate change. The Fourth National Climate Assessment issued by thirteen federal agencies in late November gave the most severe estimate of consequences of climate change for the United States to date.... Continue Reading →
Case for getting home energy assessment
From April 26, 2018 (The Wellesley Townsman)
Video: #Enough Walkout at Wellesley High School
From 3/15/2018 Students who participated the student-lead walkout for gun at reform at WHS react to the issues at hand and explain why they walked out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrpFKys4fnE Video edited by Max Tracey
Residents hold pipeline vigils outside State House
From December, 2017 (The Wellesley Townsman) “Stand Up, Charlie” —Wellesley’s voices against fossil fuel pipelines “Gov. Baker says he’s taking action on climate change, but when you look at his policies, he’s actually in favor of building new fracked gas pipelines and power plants that we don’t need.” This statement from resident Lise Olney summarizes... Continue Reading →