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Pietro Waterman

8 Articles

Don’t Worry, Artificial Intelligence Isn’t Taking Over the World Anytime Soon

Cultural Criticism

Don’t Worry, Artificial Intelligence Isn’t Taking Over the World Anytime Soon

Pietro Waterman

January 17, 2025

Boston’s First LGBTQ+ Senior Housing Initiative Proudly Changes Hyde Park Forever

Boston’s First LGBTQ+ Senior Housing Initiative Proudly Changes Hyde Park Forever

Pietro Waterman

July 25, 2024

Hadestown inspires teens to be themselves by acting as someone else

Arts & Entertainment

Hadestown inspires teens to be themselves by acting as someone else

Pietro Waterman

June 10, 2024

justiceforkaysera photo from the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC)

Cultural Criticism

“You’re not going to silence me.” Law enforcement’s intentional neglect of violence against Native American women needs to be addressed

Pietro Waterman

November 28, 2023

Yo-yo Ma performing. Photo courtesy of the author.

Arts & Entertainment

Inspiring change through music: Yo-Yo Ma High School Open Rehearsal

Pietro Waterman

November 6, 2023

Arts & Entertainment

Breaking mental health barriers with collegiate a cappella: the benefits of teamwork

Pietro Waterman

June 6, 2023

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We have an issue: the stigmatization of phobias. How do we fix it?

Pietro Waterman

March 22, 2023

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Arts & Entertainment

Love in Wolf Creek captures modern love unrealistically

Pietro Waterman

December 14, 2022