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JOURNALISM

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Friday, April 5 - Saturday, April 6

Boston, MA

The Boston

Journalism Trail

Join us on Saturday after lunch

for a historic walking tour

And follow along on your phone:

http://mparaschos.com/BJT2/Map.html

FRIDAY, APRIL 5

GREETINGS: 2 to 2:30 pm

REGISTRATION & REFRESHMENTS

● Curry Student Center, 360 Huntington Ave.

SESSION 1: 2:45 to 3:45 pm

HOW TO GET A JOB IN JOURNALISMGet tips from the pros on how to write a journalism resume and cover letters, compile clips and tapes, and master interview techniques. (If you can’t make this one, we are offering the same workshop in the next session as well.)

● 109 Robinson Hall● Bill Bleyer, Paula Bouknight, Meagan McGinnis,

Kristen Pope

RUNNING A NONPROFIT NEWS ORGANIZATIONYou’ve heard about the promises (and challenges) of nonprofit media. This discussion will bring you beyond the realm of NPR and PBS, and introduce you to two different kinds of models that have found success in Greater Boston.

● 409 Robinson Hall● Jason Pramas, Bruce Mohl

PHOTOJOURNALISM & STORYTELLINGLearn all about the challenges and triumphs of a career in photojournalism.

● 002 East Village● Greg Marinovich, Bill Brett, Angela Rowlings

CAMPUS MAP

WEST VILLAGE

CURRY STUDENT CENTER (50)CHURCHILL HALL (54)ELL HALL (52)FORSYTH BUILDING (55)HAYDEN HALL (53)KNOWLES CENTER (39)ROBINSON HALL (49)

Cabs● You can use Uber and Lyft just

like anyplace else

● Pedicabs can typically be found in the vicinity of Bukowski Tavern on Dalton Street

Train● The closest Green Line stops

are on Huntington Ave.; the closest Orange Line stop is Ruggles on campus

EAST VILLAGE is located behind the YMCA between

Matthews arena and the Krentzman Quad

Friday, April 5 (cont.)

SESSION 2: 4:10 to 5:10 pm

HOW TO GET A JOB IN JOURNALISMGet tips from the pros on how to write a journalism resume and cover letters, compile clips and tapes, and master interview techniques. (If you can’t make this one, we are offering the same workshop in the next session as well.)

● 106 West Village G● Bill Bleyer, Paula Bouknight, Meagan McGinnis,

Kristen Pope

INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING-STORIES WITH PURPOSELearn strategies for developing contacts and using public records to conduct short- and long-term investigations.

● 108 West Village G● Stephen Kurkjian, Callum Borchers

BREAKING NEWS HOW-TO PANELLearn the basics of how to go at breaking news—even in the most trying times as a general assignment reporter. Print, broadcast, and multimedia journalists recommended for this session.

● 108 West Village H● Karyn Regal, Phil Davis

REPORTING ON HOUSING & HOMELESSNESSLearn how to write about those who are impacted by the affordable housing crisis and the high cost of living in different areas throughout the country.

● 110 West Village H● Alejandro Ramirez, Adam Sennott, Emily Taylor

Friday, April 5 (cont.)

KEYNOTE SESSION: 5:30 to 6:30 pm

DIANE FOLEYDiane Foley, mother of foreign correspondent and video reporter James Foley, the first American journalist killed by ISIS, will talk about the dangers facing journalists today and what they can do when encountering dangerous situations. She will also show a brief film on moral courage.

● 101 Churchill Hall

OPENING RECEPTION: 7:30 to 9 pmHosted by Boston Globe Editor Brian McGrory.

● The Boston Globe, 1 Exchange Place (11 minute train ride, 6 stops from Northeastern campus)

● *Pre-registration required. Limited space!

GREETINGS: 8 to 9 am

REGISTRATION & REFRESHMENTS● Curry Student Center, 360 Huntington Ave.

REGIONAL CONFERENCE MEETING● Chapter leaders report to Curry Student Center

SESSION 1: 9 to 10 am

Saturday, April 6 (cont.)

GETTING INTO FREELANCE JOURNALISMAsk questions and learn about pitching, dealing with editors, and other things they don’t always teach you about in journalism school.

● 129 Forsyth Building● Bill Bleyer, Hilary Niles, Chris Faraone

REPORTING ON IMMIGRATION ISSUESThere's DACA, the “wall,” child separation, and deportation —immigration topics that have dominated the news cycle since the 2016 election. What other immigration stories are out there? How do immigrants feel about how they are being covered?

● 201 Forsyth Building● Sarah Betancourt, Marcela Garcia, Jin Park

REPORTING FOR A PURPOSE: SOLUTIONS JOURNALISM WORKSHOPLearn how to find, report, and produce rigorous solutions stories in your community during this hands-on workshop with the Solutions Journalism Network, Mark Sappenfield, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, Noelle Swan, the Monitor's science, technology and environment editor, and Kevin Grant, co-founder and executive editor of the Ground Truth Project and vice president of Report for America.

● 010 Knowles Hall● Leah Todd, Mark Sappenfield, Noelle Swan, Kevin Grant

SATURDAY, APRIL 6

INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING 101Long-time investigative journalists Maggie Mulvihill and Mike Beaudet talk about the key skills needed to be a good investigative reporter in today's fast paced news business. They've also compiled a tip sheet of resources to get you started on that path.

● 312 Ell Hall● Maggie Mulvihill, Mike Beaudet

SESSION 2: 10:15 to 11:15 am

#SAVESTUDENTJOURNALISM PANELEditors from the BU Free Press, Northeastern's Huntington News, and the Harvard Crimson talk about what it is like to run a student newspaper in 2019.

● 312 Ell Hall● Shaun Robinson, Charlie Wolfson, Angela Fu, Elise

Takahama

BECOMING A PUBLISHED AUTHORHow to find an agent, find a publisher, marketing techniques, and other tips.

● 201 Forsyth Building● Bill Bleyer, Jessica Papin, Thomas Maier, Tim

White, Stephanie Schorow

COVERING DISASTERS, TRAGEDY & FOLLOWING UPNews breaks all the time, but how do you follow up after tragedy strikes and make sure you cover those impacted by tragedy and its after effects? Hear from TV, radio and newsprint journalists on the issue.

● 129 Forsyth Building● Alexi Cohan, Jorge Quiroga, Bill Marcus

THAT CANNABIS PANELEverything you ever wanted to know about reporting on weed but were afraid to ask.

● 011 Kariotis Hall● Felicia Gans, Dan McCarthy, Chris Faraone

LUNCH BREAK: 12 to 2 pm

MARK OF EXCELLENCE LUNCH

● Josiah Quincy School, 900 Washington Street● 7 minute train ride, 3 stops from Northeastern● Lunch goes from 12 to 2 pm

HISTORIC SITES IN JOURNALISM WALKING TOURJournalism professor Manny Paraschos takes guests on tour of Boston's historic journalism sites.

● Tour goes from 1 to 2 pm

SESSION 3: 2:30 to 3:30 pm

EYE ON THE PRIZE: RECOGNITION AS A COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERThe panelists—all of whom have worked for community or regional newspapers—will discuss how to maintain excellence—despite limited resources and challenging coverage needs.

● 312 Ell Hall● David Joyner, Felice Belman, Nancy Crevier

Saturday, April 6 (cont.)

JUNK NEWS: INVESTIGATING MISINFORMATION ON SOCIAL MEDIACameron Hickey has reported on and developed tools to investigate the spread of misinformation on social media. In the run-up to the 2018 midterms, Hickey and a team of researchers at the Shorenstein Center for Media, Politics, and Public Policy at Harvard’s Kennedy School monitored social media to collect misinformation and analyze the patterns that emerged. He will provide a brief overview of the tools and techniques used, discuss the big takeaways from the midterms, and explain the lessons learned and new risks on the horizon.

● 221 Hayden Hall● Cameron Hickey

JOURNALISM & ETHICSAnswering the question: How do journalists provide context without being considered "biased," or "partisan”?

● 201 Forsyth Building● Irwin Gratz, Cheryl Jackson, Dan Kennedy

LEGAL ISSUES, FIRST AMENDMENT & THE PRESSA free press is protected under the First Amendment so why does it seem like an institution like the press is under attack all of a sudden? Panelists will discuss the importance of the First Amendment during this session.

● 322 Hayden Hall● Justin Silverman, Roy Gutterman, Ed Fitzpatrick

KEYNOTE: 4:10 to 5:10 pm

SPOTLIGHT, THE GLOBE AND THE CHURCH SEX ABUSE SCANDAL

● 108 Snell Engineering ● Mike Rezendes & Mitchell Garabedian

Saturday, April 6 (cont.)

SPEAKERS

@lexcohan

Alexi Cohan is a general assignment reporter covering local news and government as well as health and medicine stories. Alexi is from Springfield, Massachusetts and attended college at Hofstra University in New York where she majored in journalism and Spanish. Alexi's professional experience encompasses print, television and radio at NY1, CNN en Español, 88.7FM WRHU and The Republican newspaper.

@billbleyer

Bill Bleyer was a prize-winning staff writer for Newsday for 33 years before retiring in 2014 to write books and freelance for magazines and Newsday. He is a former SPJ Regional One director and president of the Press Club of Long Island pro chapter and currently the treasurer for the region and chapter.

@fara1

A Queens, NY native who came to New England in 2004 to earn his MA in journalism at Boston University, Chris Faraone is the editor and co-publisher of DigBoston and a co-founder of the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism. @callumborchers

Callum Borchers covers the Greater Boston business community for WBUR, Boston’s NPR news station. He joined WBUR in 2018 from The Washington Post, where he reported on the intersection of politics and media.

@migarabedian

Nancy K. Crevier is the editor of The Newtown Bee, the weekly hometown newspaper of Newtown, Conn., a position she has held since 2016. Prior to this, she was employed at the paper as a reporter for 11 years, covering features, business, health, and general news.

Mike Beaudet, the Emmy award-winning investigative reporter, brings years of groundbreaking reporting to Boston's most experienced investigative unit, 5 Investigates. Mike left his last position at WFXT in September 2015 to become a full-time Journalism Professor at Northeastern University. @channel_mike

Paula Bouknight is the Assistant Managing Editor for Hiring & Development at the Boston Globe. She oversees recruitment and the Globe’s college summer internship and coop programs and works with department and section heads to identify and attract top candidates and improve diversity in the newsroom.

@PhilDavis_CG

Phil Davis worked for NJ.com, The Daily Times and covered criminal justice for The Capital. He was in The Capital Gazette newsroom on the day five of his colleagues were shot and killed by a gunman last June. He currently works as a breaking news reporter for the Baltimore Sun.

@sweetadelinevt

Sarah Betancourt is an investigative reporter for Commonwealth Magazine. Sarah was a reporter for The Associated Press in Boston, and a correspondent with The Boston Globe and The Guardian. Sarah attended Emerson College for a Bachelor's Degree in Political Communication and Columbia University for a fellowship and Master’s degree with the Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism.

@JoyPellinoCrane

Award-winning journalist Joyce Pellino Crane is a former Boston Globe correspondent and the current news director of Westford Community Access Television. She is the former editor of the Westford Eagle and Littleton Independent

Diane M. Foley is the mother of five children, including American freelance conflict journalist James W. Foley. She founded the James W. Foley Legacy Foundation in September 2014, less than a month after his public execution. Diane is currently serving as the President and Executive Director of JWFLF.

@FriasJ88

Jordan Frias is the current president of the New England Professional Chapter of SPJ. He has written for several publications in the Boston area, including The Lexington Minuteman, Spare Change News, The Dorchester Reporter and currently works at the Boston Herald. He is a 2014 graduate of the School of Journalism at Northeastern University and lives in East Boston.

Kevin Douglas Grant is co-founder and executive editor of The GroundTruth Project, an award-winning nonprofit media organization that supports the next generation of correspondents, as well as vice president of Report for America, a service-based initiative for revitalizing local journalism. @KevinDGrant

@migarabedian

Since 1979 Attorney Mitchell Garabedian has focused his law firm on helping individuals and representing victims of sexual abuse. He has represented thousands of victims of clergy sexual abuse worldwide and his groundbreaking legal work has encouraged thousands more to come forward.

Roy Gutterman is an associate professor of communications law and journalism and director of the Tully Center for Free Speech at the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. He is a former newspaper reporter and lawyer and now teaches courses in communications and First Amendment law.

Marcela García is an editorial writer and member of the Boston Globe editorial board. Previously, she was a correspondent for Telemundo Boston; a special contributor to the Boston Business Journal; and the editor of El Planeta, Marcela is originally from Mexico; she received a graduate degree in journalism from the Harvard Extension School in 2005.@marcela_elisa

@ilgratz

Irwin Gratz has been a radio journalist for 40 years. He has worked for both commercial radio stations, and, for the last 26 years, at Maine Public Radio, where he anchors local segments of "Morning Edition." Irwin is currently serving as President of the Society of Professional Journalists Foundation which provides financial support for the Society's educational efforts.

@FeliciaGans

Felicia Gans is the digital producer and a reporter for the Globe's marijuana section. Gans started at the Globe covering crime and general assignment stories, and is an alumna of The Daily Free Press, BU’s independent student newspaper, where she won two regional awards for the newspaper during her term as editor-in-chief.

Beverly Ford is a Boston-based journalist and author who has spent more than 20 years as a reporter and freelance writer for The Boston Herald, The New York Daily News, The London Times, The London Mirror, The Irish Times, Access Magazine, Bloomberg News and other publications. She has also worked as an investigative reporter for The New England Center for Investigative Reporting.

@FitzProv

Edward Fitzpatrick worked for 28 years as a reporter, editor and columnist at daily newspapers, including 16 years at The Providence Journal and eight years as its political columnist. He is now director of media and public relations at Roger Williams University, where he started the RWU First Amendment blog and teaches journalism.

Cameron Hickey is an Emmy Award-winning journalist, cinematographer and software developer, and has covered science and technology for the PBS NewsHour with correspondent Miles O’Brien for the last 10 years.

@cameronhickey

@d_joyner

David Joyner is executive editor of The Eagle-Tribune and the North of Boston Media Group’s other newspapers and websites, which include The Salem News, Daily News of Newburyport and Gloucester Daily Times.

@dankennedy_nu

Dan Kennedy is an associate professor of journalism at Northeastern University and a nationally known media commentator. He is a regular panelist on "Beat the Press," a media program on WGBH-TV (Channel 2), and he writes a weekly column on media and politics for WGBHNews.org.

Thomas Maier is an award-winning author, TV producer and longtime Newsday investigative reporter. Maier's new book "MAFIA SPIES" is coming out April 2019. His book "Masters of Sex" became a Emmy-winning Showtime series and Golden Globe drama nominee.

@acutalproof

Dan McCarthy is Managing Editor for Sensi Boston. A seasoned journalist and editor based in Boston covering everything from cannabis to politics to pop culture for a variety of local and national newspapers and magazines from DigBoston and The Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, to Esquire Magazine, The Observer, The Daily Beast, Leafly News, Boston Magazine, VICE, BostInno, and many others.

@billmarcusWBZ

Bill Marcus is a reporter and a contributor to IDG’s Computerworld. Based in Boston since early 2014, he covers New England for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and, from March of 2018 to March of 2019, was a reporter for WBZ NewsRadio 1030. He also contributes to The Irish Times, The Irish Daily Mail, and Northern Sound Radio.

@GlobeMcGrory

Brian McGrory, who served as a metro columnist, White House correspondent, and metro editor, is the editor of The Boston Globe. He graduated from Weymouth North High School, then Bates College in 1984. His first newspaper job was as a reporter with the Patriot-Ledger in Quincy, MA.

@BruceMohl

Bruce Mohl is the editor of CommonWealth magazine. Bruce came to CommonWealth from the Boston Globe, where he spent nearly 30 years in a wide variety of positions covering business and politics.

@maggiemulvihill

An attorney, Maggie Mulvihill is a Faculty Fellow at the Rafik B. Hariri Institute for Computing and Computational Science & Engineering and co-founder of the New England Center for Investigative Reporting. She serves on the Steering Committee of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and the board of the New England First Amendment Coalition.

@meaganmcginnes

Meagan McGinnes is the newsletter editor for WBUR, Boston's largest radio newsroom and an NPR affiliate. Before joining WBUR, Meagan was a senior reporter at NOSH, an online trade publication that focuses on the healthy, organic, natural packaged food industry.

@GregMarinovich

Greg Marinovich is co-author of The Bang-Bang Club, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer and documentary filmmaker, and currently teaches visual journalism and filmmaking at Boston University’s Journalism school, as well as teaching photography at Harvard. @nilesmedia

Hilary Niles is an independent data journalism consultant, freelance investigative and multimedia reporter, and award-winning researcher. She is chair of the Society of Professional Journalists’ Freelance Community, and a member of SPJ’s FOI Committee.

Cheryl Owsley-Jackson began her career in the news business as features reporter and diversity columnist for The Columbus Republic and is currently a Journalist-In-Residence at Emerson College.

@jkpapin

Jessica Papin is a literary agent with Dystel Goderich and Bourret, LLC. She first joined DG&B in 2003, after spending eight years as an editor at Warner Books (now Grand Central).

Stephen Kurkjian spent much of his 40 years at The Boston Globe as an investigative reporter and editor. A founding member of The Globe's investigative Spotlight team, Kurkjian was a reporter on the team when it won its Pulitzer Prizes in 1972 and 2003, an its chief when it was awarded the prize in 1980. @kurkjian

@JorgeWCVB

Jorge Quiroga is an award-winning general assignment reporter for WCVB Channel 5. During his more than forty-year tenure at WCVB, he has covered every major national and local story of importance to New Englanders including the Blizzard of ‘78, the Claus von Bülow trial, the Sandy Hook school shootings, the Boston Marathon Bombings, just to name a few.

@Karynregal

Karyn Regal is an experienced crisis reporter. Originally from Mass, she started her career at WCCM in Lawrence when she in high school. She came home to Boston and WBZ in 2014, and has covered a broad spectrum of stories including Campaign 2016 in New Hampshire and the Columbia Gas Explosions.

Shaun Robinson is the editor-in-chief of The Daily Free Press, the independent student newspaper at Boston University. He is a sophomore in BU's College of Communication studying journalism and political science. Shaun was born in Seattle and grew up in Princeton, NJ.

@jasonpramas

Jason Pramas is executive editor and associate publisher of the metro weekly DigBoston and network director of the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism. A photojournalist by trade, he holds an MFA in Visual Arts from the Art Institute of Boston and a BA in Community Media and Technology from UMass Boston.

@JinnotJim

Jin Park is a recent graduate of Harvard University where he majored in biology and ethnic studies. In November 2018, he was elected as a Rhodes Scholar. He hopes to use his time at Oxford to pursue a doctorate degree in political philosophy to think systematically about the responsibilities that societies have to their immigrants.

@KristenLPopeTV

Kristen L. Pope is an Award-Winning Journalist, TV Host, sought-after Speaker, and Creator of the On-Air Academy. Kristen won a documentary award from the New York Association of Black Journalists; A Women in Media Award and also been listed as a Woman to Watch.

Dr. Manny Paraschos was recently named Professor Emeritus of Emerson College. He has been a reporter, a U.N. correspondent and an editorial writer, and is the author of several books the most recent of which are The Boston Journalism Trail and Media Law and Regulation in the European Union.

@sappenfieldm

Mark Sappenfield is the Editor of The Christian Science Monitor. He joined the Monitor in 1996 and has since written from Boston, the San Francisco Bay Area, the Pentagon, and India, and on issues of sports and science.

Mike Rezendes is a former investigative reporter with The Boston Globe Spotlight Team and shared a Pulitzer Prize for revealing the cover-up of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. In 2015, he was played by Mark Ruffalo in the Academy Award-winning movie, “Spotlight.”@MikeRezendes

@colerosengren

Cole Rosengren is the senior editor of Waste Dive, a publication about the waste and recycling industry. Prior to covering the industry, Cole earned a BFA from Emerson College and a MA from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. He is a proud resident of Somerville, MA, where he hosts the weekly show "Techno Trash" on Boston Free Radio.

Alejandro Ramirez is the editor-in-chief of Spare Change News. He is also a freelance writer whose work has appeared in VICE, Boston Globe, Buzzfeed Reader, WBUR's Cognoscenti, and Dig Boston. He received his MFA in Creative Nonfiction form the Solstice program at Pine Manor College. @ramirezalej

@angelarowlings

Angela Rowlings has been a staff photographer with the Boston Herald since 2004. Prior to her work at the Herald, Rowlings freelanced for The Associated Press as well as various national and international publications. A lifelong Bostonian with an appreciation for her city's rich history and diversity, she works to capture the humanity behind some of the city's most critical issues.

@charliewolf23

Charlie Wolfson is a third-year journalism major at Northeastern University with a minor in political science. Originally from Pittsburgh, he was a co-op correspondent on the Boston Globe's sports desk in fall 2018, and is currently the editor-in-chief of The Huntington News

@chrisvaccaro

Chris R. Vaccaro is Assistant Director of SPJ Region 1 and chair of the Region 1 Mark of Excellence Awards. A former chapter president of the Press Club of Long Island, Vaccaro serves as Vice President of Digital News at Altice USA in New York. He is also an adjunct associate journalism professor at Hofstra University where he is the campus advisor for the Hofstra chapter of SPJ.

Emily Taylor is the director of One Step Away, Philadelphia’s street magazine and works to identify and create innovative solutions to address homelessness and poverty.

Adam Sennott is a Metro Correspondent for the Boston Globe. His work has also appeared in publications including the Washington Post, the Cambridge Chronicle, CommonWealth Magazine, and Real Change News.

@timwhiteri

Tim Whiteri is the executive producer and host of WPRI 12’s long-running weekly current affairs program ” Newsmakers.” He is the recipient of four New England Emmy Awards for investigative reporting, and a co-author of “The Last Good Heist,” the untold story of a daring heist on a secret bank of safe deposit boxes used by members of the New England mob and their associates.

@JustinSilverman

Justin Silverman is executive director of the New England First Amendment Coalition. The coalition formed in 2006 when a group of local journalists and editors identified a need for more government transparency and public records access throughout the region.

@LeahKTodd

Leah Todd is the New England regional manager for the Solutions Journalism Network, building relationships with newsrooms in the New England states. Previously, she covered K-12 education at The Seattle Times, and local government at the Casper (Wyo.) Star Tribune.

A Boston-based freelance writer and journalism instructor, Stephanie Schorow is the author, co-author, or editor of eight nonfiction books. She writes restaurant reviews for the Boston Globe North section and currently teaches writing and communication at Lasell College.

@swannoelle

Noelle Swan leads a staff of several science and environmental writers and freelancers for the Christian Science Monitor. She is active in the local and national science writing community and sits on the steering committee for the New England Science Writers.

Elise Takahama is a senior studying journalism at Boston University and has worked for BU's student newspaper, The Daily Free Press, for the past four years as a staff writer, editor and board member. She currently writes part-time for the Boston Globe Metro Desk and the Lowell Sun Statehouse beat, and is involved with the New England chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association.

CITY GUIDE

EATS Burger Spot

● Bukowski Tavern (50 Dalton Street)

Grocery Stores● Trader Joe’s (899 Boylston Street)● Whole Foods (15 Westland Ave)

Mexican Spot● Casa Romero (30 Gloucester Street)

Noodle Spot● Santouka (66 Hereford Street)

Pizza Delivery (After Hours)● Supreme Pizza Back Bay (177 Mass Ave | PHONE: 617-247-8252)

Pizza Spot● Crazy Dough’s Artisan Slice Bar (100 Belvidere Street)

Seafood● Jasper White’s Summer Shack (50 Dalton Street)

Southern Spot● Buttermilk & Bourbon (160 Commonwealth Ave)

Sushi Spot● Yamato II (545 Boylston Street)

Thai / Vietnamese Spot ● Pho Basil (177 Mass Ave)

Vegan/Vegetarian● sweetgreen (659 Boylston Street)

Wing Spot● Whiskey’s (885 Boylston Street)

DRINKS + NIGHTLIFEBeer Bar

● Bukowski Tavern (50 Dalton Street)

Dancing● Royale (279 Tremont Street)● Bijou (51 Stuart Street)

Live Music● The Bebop (1116 Boylston Street)● Cafe 939 / Red Room (939 Boylston Street)● Wally’s Jazz Cafe (427 Mass Ave)

LGBTQ Spots● Machine (1254 Boylston Street)● Jacque’s Cabaret (79 Broadway)

Sports Bar● Whiskey’s (885 Boylston Street)

Tequila Bar ● Lolita Back Bay (271 Dartmouth Street)

Wine Bar● Sonsie (327 Newbury Street)

ACTIVITIES + TOURISM

Duck Tours (53 Huntington Ave)● Is it corny? Sure. Is it also pretty much the best way to see Boston?

Yes, it’s that too. If you’re looking for a killer tour complete with a Boston accent, look no further.

Kings (50 Dalton Street)● Bowling? Check. Pool? Check. Nachos? Check. Drinks? You bet.

Basically everything you need in one place.

Fenway Park ● Yes, that Fenway Park. f you want to see how champions get down,

you can catch a tour between 10am and 5pm at the top of each hour.

Special Thanks to Jonathan Kaufman and Susan Conover from the Northeastern University

School of Journalism and to Robert Bugai from the New Jersey Chapter of SPJ

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