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VOL. 121 - NO. 43 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, OCTOBER 27, 2017 $.35 A COPY USS Constitution “Old Ironsides” Underway After Three Year Overhaul for U.S. Navy’s Birthday Happy by Matt Conti (NorthEndWaterfront.com) Halloween Fire Boat leads the USS Constitution, tug-boated on its Turnaround, with Boston Skyline in background. USS Constitution went un- derway from Charlestown Navy News Briefs Yard on Friday Oct. 20th in com- by Sal Giarratani memoration of the Navy and Constitution’s Birthday, her fi rst turnaround demonstration It Always Comes Back to Anita Hill since October 2014. When it comes to those Senate hearings 26 years The ship traveled to Fort In- ago, when the left tried to stop Clarence Thomas from dependence on Castle Island, getting on the U.S. Supreme Court, it failed but it did where she fi red a 21-gun salute, turn lawyer Anita Hill into a household name that the with the Concord Battery and Left keeps falling back to when talking about how 101st Field Artillery from the President Trump is pretty much no different than Massachusetts National Guard Harvey Weinstein or Clarence Thomas. Liberals forget returning the salute. that Hill’s assertions didn’t stop President George An additional 17-gun salute H.W. Bush from appointing Justice Thomas to the was fi red as she passed the U.S. High Court. Liberals tried hard back then, but there Coast Guard Station in Boston’s were too many cracks in that Coca Cola bottle, right? North End, the former site of the Edmund Hartt Shipyard where Hillary’s Book Tour Falling Apart? the Constitution was built and Hillary Clinton went out for dinner while in London Commander Robert Gerosa is flanked by five former launched. pushing her latest book What Happened (IT WASN’T Commanders of the USS Constitution. Following the second salute, MY FAULT, IT WASN’T MY FAULT I LOST). She fell the Constitution returned to her carrying a cup of coffee, I guess that wasn’t her fault berth in the Navy Yard. either ... She cancelled her planned speaking engage- ments after breaking a toe. I guess she speaks through her toes, huh? Trump Correct on Big Insurers and Big Pharma President Trump’s latest bashing of big insurance companies and Big Pharma was refreshing to hear. He is right on target. The only people who make money over Obamacare are the big insurers and when it comes to the high costs of drugs, Big Pharma needs to be called out, too. Why are We Even in Niger? The recent news that four American Green Berets were ambushed and murdered in a remote region of Niger in Africa is quite disconcerting. Why were they there? Why is there a 900-member military presence there doing counter-terrorism? How long have they L-R: BG Joseph Milano, Chief, Military Aide to Governor Baker; (Continued on Page 14) CDR Robert Gerosa, Commander, USS Constitution; Jill Milano and MG Gary Keefe, Adjutant General of the Commonwealth of MA THE POST-GAZETTE SATELLITE OFFICE HAS MOVED TO 343 CHELSEA ST., DAY SQUARE, EAST BOSTON This offi ce is open on Tuesdays from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM and Thursdays from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, for the convenience of our East Boston and North Shore clients and contributors Call 617-227-8929 for more information PAGE 2 POST-GAZETTE, OCTOBER 27, 2017 Champion Offi cially Joins MBTA Ferry Fleet TITUS THE DISSEMBLER Titus Flavius Sabinus Vespa- himself the discharge of many sianus was the fi rst son of the duties, wrote edicts and letters emperor Vespasian and Flavia in his father’s name, and read Domitifl a. He was born in Rome the emperor’s speeches in the on December 30, 41 A.D., named Senate. His earlier days in Rome after his father and educated at were marred by known incidents the Court of Claudius. During of his cruelty while in command his youth, he was the constant of the Praetorian Guard and by companion of Britannicus, the rumors of his fondness for boys On October 18th, the MBTA Thirty-eight weekday trips son of Claudius, who was poi- and eunuchs. Most noteworthy celebrated the upcoming addi- operate between Hingham/ soned by Nero. During their during this time however, was tion of its brand-new catamaran Hull/Logan Airport and Bos- younger days, they were very his scandalous affair with Ber- ferry, the Champion, with a ton with forty weekday trips on close and it is believed that when enice, the sister of King Herod boat christening ceremony of Friday only. Weekend service Britannicus drank that fatal Agrippa II. Pressure groups the new ferry by MBTA General operates between Hingham/ cup of poison, Titus also tasted eventually forced him to send Manager Luis Manuel Ramírez. Hull/Logan Airport and Boston a bit of it because he suffered her away from Rome. Ramírez also met with the new with thirty-two Saturday trips from a stomach disorder for a He succeeded his father in vessel’s crew and MBTA ferry and twenty-eight Sunday trips long time. Later, Titus dedicated July 79 A.D. and his govern- management staff. from Memorial Day weekend two statues to Britannicus; one ment turned out to be an agree- “The introduction of the through Columbus Day week- in gold and the other in ivory. able surprise to those who had Champion and the upcoming end. Service to George’s Island As a young man, Titus was anticipated a return to the times introduction of the second is currently offered season- good-looking and possessed of Nero. He was highly praised brand new catamaran, the ally with four weekday trips great dignity, grace, strength, when youthful faults gave way Glory, mark smart investments and nine weekend trips from an extraordinary memory, and to imperial dignity, compassion, in Greater Boston water trans- Memorial Day weekend through an aptitude for the arts. He Statue of Titus modelled after integrity, and virtue. He also portation,” said Ramírez. “The Columbus Day weekend, as was also skillful in the use of the Doryphoros of Polykleitos, selected as his subordinates MBTA is pleased to welcome determined by the Boston arms, horsemanship, languages, 79–81 AD, Vatican Museums men who possessed these same them into the fl eet.” Harbor Islands. The MBTA’s music, public speaking; he wrote verses in Greek qualities. During his entire reign as emperor, Built by Gladding-Hearn ferry service has the highest as well as Latin, and even developed a form of Titus displayed a sincere desire for the happi- Shipbuilding, the Champion is rate of on-time performance shorthand that he used with great speed. It is ness of the people, and he did all that he could a high-speed catamaran ferry at nearly 98 percent as well as said that he could imitate any handwriting and to help them, especially in times of distress. He with a 150-passenger capacity the highest rating of customer often jested that he could have become the prince also vowed to keep his hands free from blood supporting the MBTA’s com- satisfaction among all MBTA of forgers. Titus served with distinction in the and it is said that he kept his resolution. He also muter boat service between services. Roman legions that were stationed in Britain and maintained a fi xed rule not to let anyone go away the communities of Hull, Hing- The Champion is named to Germany. He commanded his own legion while from an imperial visit without hope. Even when ham, Logan Airport in East honor the legacy of Master serving under his father in the Palestinian war. his advisors warned him that he was promising Boston, and Long Wharf in Shipbuilder Donald McKay’s When Vespasian became emperor, he left his son more than he could possibly deliver, he said that Boston. Gladding-Hearn also Champion of the Seas clipper, in command of the war before returning to Rome. it was not proper for anyone who was interviewed constructed the MBTA’s current which set a record for the fast- Titus fought gallantly throughout the Pales- by his emperor to leave in sorrow. On one occa- high speed ferries, the Lightning est day’s run in 24 hours in tine War and became so popular that he was sion, he remembered that he had done nothing and the Flying Cloud, in 1996 1854. With the original Cham- suspected of attempting to replace his father for anybody all that day and said, “Friends, I have and is a leader in constructing pion of the Seas designed in as king of the East. Because of these rumors, lost a day.” He even visited the baths that he built comfortable, fast vessels known East Boston, the MBTA’s new he hastened to Rome at the conclusion of the in company with the commoners. for their speed and reliability. Champion honors this neigh- war in 70 A.D. to join his father for a victory In addition to improving service borhood as the new ferry will celebration. Titus remained there to assist the NEXT WEEK: reliability, the procurement of service the same community. emperor as partner and protector. He took upon Volcano Fire, and Plague the Champion allows the MBTA McKay also designed clippers to rely on its own vessels while named the Flying Cloud and the also providing a spare ferry Lightning, which have also been when MBTA-owned boats are used to name MBTA vessels. A periodically taken out of service second brand-new catamaran for maintenance and Coast ferry named Glory will be com- Guard inspections.
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    1 42.347 Dr. Stallbaumer-Beishline Holocaust through Hollywood's Eyes Holocaust Films: “Imagining the Unimaginable” The average American's most extensive exposure to the Holocaust is through popular filmic presentations on either the "big screen" or television. These forums, as Ilan Avisar points out, must yield “to popular demands and conventional taste to assure commercial success."1 Subsequently, nearing the successful completion of this course means that you know more about the Holocaust than the average American. This assignment encourages you to think critically, given your broadened knowledge base, about how the movie-television industry has treated the subject. Film scholars have grappled with the unique challenge of Holocaust-themed films. Ponder their views as you formulate your own opinions about the films that you select to watch. Annette Insdorff, Indelible Shadows: Film and the Holocaust (1989) "How great a role are films playing in determining contemporary awareness of the Final Solution? . How do you show people being butchered? How much emotion is too much? How will viewers respond to light-hearted moments in the midst of suffering?" (xviii) "How do we lead a camera or a pen to penetrate history and create art, as opposed to merely recording events? What are the formal as well as moral responsibilities if we are to understand and communicate the complexities of the Holocaust through its filmic representations?" (xv) Ilan Avisar, Screening the Holocaust: Cinema's Images of the Unimaginable (1988) "'Art [including film making] takes the sting out of suffering.'" (viii) The need for popular reception of a film inevitably leads to "melodramatization or trivialization of the subject." (46) Hollywood/American filmmakers' "universalization [using the Holocaust to make statements about contemporary problems] is rooted in specific social concerns that seek to avoid burdening a basically indifferent public with unbearable facts of the Nazi genocide of the Jews.