http://scottyschenck.com/photography daily 1.0 2015-10-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441259035041-BTP3MZQME9K36HPNYD0O/01.jpg Photography Jeremy Bush, 38, holds back tears as he talks to reporters at a sinkhole that opened at about 9 a.m. in Seffner on Wednesday, Aug. 19. His brother, Jeffrey Bush, was killed by the sinkhole in 2013. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441259035041-BTP3MZQME9K36HPNYD0O/01.jpg Photography Jeremy Bush, 38, holds back tears as he talks to reporters at a sinkhole that opened at about 9 a.m. in Seffner on Wednesday, Aug. 19. His brother, Jeffrey Bush, was killed by the sinkhole in 2013. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441260926650-U9B79WPX4X5DSDH4DZ2W/02.jpg Photography Miss Cambridge 2015 Samantha Hawkins is crowned and handed flowers at the Miss Boston Pageant on Feb. 8 at Sheraton Boston Hotel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441260923621-8Q5V09TGWKJJ13RWFWJS/03.jpg Photography Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker laughs with a parade-goer on St. Patrick's Day in 2015 in Boston. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441294295381-VG8JX1OXA2E257SZJ7IB/04.jpg Photography Tampa Bay Buccaneers Al-Hajj Shabazz (41) grabs the jersey of wide receiver Rannell Hall (16) at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers training camp on Sunday, Aug. 9 at Bucs Headquarters in Tampa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441260929386-RYSCZ5JQ8IEUL60F21YL/05.jpg Photography Tampa Bay Rays second baseman Tim Beckham (1) has gatorade dumped on him after the game between the Baltimore Orioles and the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. on Friday, July 24, 2015. The Rays won 3-1. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441260930847-IWBGYCAKO3UGOA6XWWE4/06.jpg Photography Tampa Bay Rays catcher Rene Rivera (44) scores and looks for a high-five afterwards in the sixth inning of the game between the Houston Astros and the Tampa Bay Rays in Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. on Friday, July 10, 2015. Rivera was the first to score for the Rays. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441260939886-1O0YYC9YDI26YY2QF7PR/07.jpg Photography Gyu Tan of St. Petersburg, Fla. searches for critters in the bay by Vinoy Park on the stormy afternoon of July 14, 2015. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441260939245-FRDUEEL6NNQB3WTP9IRK/08.jpg Photography Marina Diamandis, also known as Marina and the Diamonds, reaches out her arms to the crowd at the Spring 2015 Boston Calling music festival on Saturday, May 23, 2015. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1443330573648-0OGVOBS8ZLLRF8G4GE2U/DSC_6826-7.jpg Photography Boston University sophomore Abby Kass, 19, screams as Walk the Moon performs at Boston Calling on Saturday, Sept. 26. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441260941617-S6KNDLAWMOZU3UHDLYKU/10.jpg Photography Lucius members Jess Wolfe, left, and Holly Laessig, right, sing into a ribbon microphone on stage at Boston Calling music festival on Sunday, May 23, 2015. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441260956345-T58F5H9FOB73J6T5CBF7/11.jpg Photography Former Chief Photographer for the Boston Globe for over two decades Bill Brett poses with his book Boston Irish at Panera Bread in downtown Boston on Feb. 16, 2015. His book features black and white photographs of Boston's Irish community. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441260948535-L1FXUJUDYLV4MV0TBFG8/12.jpg Photography The Boston Ballet dances during the rehearsal of their new show “Shades of Sound” on March 18, 2015 at the Boston Opera House. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441260951013-J3815ZAKA9SB454F7EWC/13.jpg Photography Hillsborough High School sophomore Daniel Perez, 15, shakes his head after swimming in the water at Cypress Point Park in Tampa on Monday, Aug. 17. Hillsborough County schools and Pinellas County schools started the following week. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261036575-OPHD8JI0FS1LMDSGW7KP/14.jpg Photography Lighting Strikes across Tampa Bay, Fla. on July 4, 2015. This view is looking out towards Tampa from Shore Acres in St. Petersburg. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261037443-4PFQDW1AVYSM8B774CL3/14-1.jpg Photography Tom Armstrong from St. Petersburg holds his arm out as he gets a tattoo from artist Clay Montgomery at Westfield Brandon's Atomic Tattoos & Piercing for Project Semicolon on Sunday, July 26. Supporters paid $40 to get a semicolon tattoo, with proceeds going to the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261038489-VZXAHPQDR0OPGFF5AG6H/15.jpg Photography Bill McKaig fixes piano keys by reapplying felt to them in his workshop in Tampa on Monday, Aug. 24, 2015. McKaig has been tuning pianos in Tampa Bay for 34 years. He's had to adapt to the shrinking sales of pianos by focusing on restoration. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261043548-DNC95TVA16QEMAC5IN8J/16.jpg Photography Debbie Chin bumps foreheads with 6-month-old Amzi Chin on the floor at their house in St. Petersburg, Fla. on Thursday, Aug. 13, 2015. Debbie Chin and her spouse Kari are fighting to have their names put on the birth certificate of Amzi. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261040129-NTXBGPBPCVIUYFNPHLHQ/17.jpg Photography Ava-Marie Reider, 3, from Davenport holds Tampa resident Sarah Taylor's pup Rhia at Davis Island Dog Beach on Wednesday, Aug. 26, which was National Dog Day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261046243-P4JECUC0IKABI13QPWZ8/18.jpg Photography Safia Khawaja laughs as she takes pictures of her friends. Eid-ul-Fitr, an Islamic holiday which celebrates the end of Ramadan, took place at the Islamic Society of Tampa Bay on July 17. "I've been coming to this mosque ever since I was little. ... All my family and friends go here so it's nice to see them," Khawaja said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261051404-6QAF9TXU3ISA7L683RCG/19.jpg Photography Cassandra Booth and her daughter Alyssandra Mercedes, who is in kindergarten, sit at Bellamy Elementary School in Tampa on Tuesday, Aug. 25. Bellamy's teachers dressed up as pirates for the first day of school to get students and teachers more engaged, based on a book "Teach Like a Pirate." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261050005-AZ3KV0KWPP937N6U2QJ5/21.jpg Photography USF student Barbara Jimenez, 22, is lifted after being airlifted from Cuba to Tampa International Airport Jet Center on Friday, Aug. 28. She was stranded at a Cuban hospital after a serious automobile accident because her family's health insurance won't pay for a medical airlift. JET ICU did the airlift in a air ambulance for free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261059015-2I32SCD0I5MG07YMD6C2/22.JPG Photography Jim Slagle and his son, Zach Slagle, sift through their flooded yard in preparation to leave their house in Lutz, Fla. on Friday, Aug. 7. They rented a U-Haul truck to pack up their belongings. "I don't know how to describe it other than beyond stressful," Jim Slagle said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261061254-9E11S08GHSKDMGZFCCZV/Story01.JPG Photography World War Two veteran and Sun City Center resident John Breslin, 90, looks outside of his home as he poses for a portrait on Tuesday, Aug. 18. "If I was going to fight a war, let me fight it the way I think it should be fought," Breslin said. "I said 'I'll pick the Navy.'" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261070167-A5X6KRQSTDTWSK2QQ9YT/Story02.JPG Photography John Breslin, 90, holds hands with his wife, Rita Breslin, 87, at Palm Gardens Nursing Home in Sun City Center on Tuesday, Aug. 18. Rita lost her legs to Peripheral Arterial Disease, where blood flow loses circulation in the extremities. John and Rita said they used to dance every Saturday night. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261063384-FX7UN9NZ64MU0DTC143U/Story03.JPG Photography John Breslin wheels Rita Breslin, 87 and right, to the activities room at Palm Garden Nursing Home in Sun City Center on Thursday, Aug. 27. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261072956-5Y8DLGS3SHHM8QSYV3PD/Story04.JPG Photography World War Two veteran and Sun City Center resident John Breslin, 90, sits at the Alpha Pizza House, a restaurant in Apollo Beach. The owner, Nick Egarhos, said Breslin has gone to the establishment religiously on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261088309-BXXOYRS73GUDDPYC7X72/Story05.JPG Photography World War Two veteran and Sun City Center resident John Breslin, 90, dances with Ruskin resident Marie Johnson. She said she has known him for years because she often comes on Tuesdays. "He's very good [at dancing.] The ladies all ask him, he rarely sits down," Johnson said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1441261090414-0WYVHESRL3QE1U6J6X6A/Story06.JPG Photography World War Two veteran and Sun City Center resident John Breslin, 90, looks at old photos from his service. Breslin said he was glad to serve on his submarine, the USS Cavalla. 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Beyer competed in inclusion doubles on the morning of Sunday, Oct. 23 and Barrett competed in inclusion fours on the evening of Saturday, Oct. 22, both in the Head of Charles Regatta. Beyer had her leg and part of her hip amputated when she was a teenager because of bone cancer. Barrett lost most of the use of her legs after a spinal cord injury from a skiing accident when studying abroad in Spain in February, 2013. Both are members Community Rowing, Inc., which has a fairly large para-rowing membership. “The people here at community rowing are really supportive,” Beyer said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477489470648-M84GD6UDBR6KK6MEN0SR/HOCR+2.jpg HOCR Para-rower Johanna Beyer, 35, and traditional rower Matt Wheeler, 29, practice for inclusion doubles on Friday, Oct. 21. They came in second in the event. This was the first year for Head of the Charles features having medaled para-rowing and inclusion events. In 2015 inclusion doubles were an exhibition race, which Beyer won. “It’s more attractive for para rowers to come if there are medals,” Beyer said. “If you row and give everything you have it should be counted as a race and not as an exhibition.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477489475261-OQQRM1I2FD8S3ITAREM0/HOCR+3.jpg HOCR Matt Wheeler, left, and para-rower Johanna Beyer, right, prepare to launch during their practice on Friday, Oct. 21. Wheeler is a three-time U.S. national team member who has competed in 11 Head of the Charles Regattas. Wheeler also said that Beth Noll, CRI coach and coach of the para-advisory committee at the Head of the Charles, contacted him about rowing in the inclusion event. “There’s not much difference between Olympians and Para-Olympians. They both are the best athletes in the world,” Wheeler said. “[Beyer’s] a really good athlete. I’m lucky I got her.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477489475075-7HD5FYIVCW91HV3KFEQD/HOCR+4.jpg HOCR Para-rower Johanna Beyer, 35, gets prepared to launch during practice for her inclusion doubles on the Charles River on Friday, Oct. 21. She lost her leg in her teenage years to bone cancer. Beyer moved to Cambridge to do post-doctoral work at Harvard in computer science and data visualization. She started rowing when she moved from Austria, two and a half years ago. Beyer said she got serious about rowing once she started preparing for the 2015 Head of the Charles regatta. This year, Beyer is rowing with three-time U.S. national team member Matt Wheeler. “It helps calm my nerves knowing I’m rowing with someone that experienced,” Beyer said. They finished second in 23:00.369, less than half a second behind the first-place doubles team, also from CRI, at 22:59.982. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477489481123-TAUY0Q69M6CU44TX90K1/HOCR+5.jpg HOCR Beth Noll, right, coaches Matt Wheeler and para-rower Johanna Beyer during their practice on Friday, Oct. 21 on the Charles River. Noll said that when Beyer competed in the 2015 regatta, she was noticed by the Austrian national team, her home country. “Johanna saw what it meant to be an elite rower,” Noll said. Noll, CRI coach and coach of the para-advisory committee at the Head of the Charles, said that these events help para-rowers in multiple ways. “What [inclusion] does from a social standpoint, people will notice that national team members are rowing with para-rowers,” Noll said. In addition to the social advantages, it also is an extraordinary chance for improvement in the sport, Noll said. “You can hear [Wheeler] coaching her. To row with an elite member of the national team, that’s an experience that most para-rowers will never get,” Noll said. “This is the fastest boat [Beyer] has ever been in. That, of course, is the goal of all of this.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477489481595-C1BURZGJDFKK2RR4BY0G/HOCR+6.jpg HOCR Left to right, Paul Casey, 25; Kate Barrett, 24; Natalie McCarthy, 29 and Austin Hack, 24 practice on Friday, Oct. 21 for their inclusion fours race on the Head of the Charles. Barrett lost use of her legs from a spinal cord injury three years ago and McCarthy lost her vision from a brain tumor when she was 11 years old. McCarthy has also been on the U.S. para-national team in 2013 and 2015. “I was diagnosed with a brain tumor in one afternoon and the following morning I was in surgery,” McCarthy said. “I’m at a point where I not only acknowledge it, but I’m beyond acceptance. I can proudly represent who I am as a disabled athlete.” Casey is a former CRI coach and member of the Riverside Boat Club. Hack is an American Olympic rower who competed in Rio this past summer. Both said that inclusion is important to the sport. “I was really, really impressed by the athletes in our boat,” Hack said. “[Inclusion is] something that can make rowing as a whole more positive.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477489487549-EMOTU4YHPAP47YJVLNS9/HOCR+7.jpg HOCR Kate Barrett, 24, rows during practice on the Charles River on Friday, Oct. 12. She lost most of the use in her legs due to a skiing accident in Spain. Through physical therapy, she has been able to regain some control. Finding physical therapy to be repetitive, Barrett looked for a new way to stay active and looked to rowing. “The sport wasn’t limited by my limited mobility,” she said. “I get to leave the crutches behind on the dock.” She said being paired with world-class athletes push her and other para-rowers to “another level.” In addition, she said that inclusion events help with social progress regarding the perception of para-athletes. “It helps to break down the barriers between para-athletes and regular athletes. Everyone is just an athlete,” Barrett said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477489486731-ZMTRDQE52YSMI3WLLY81/HOCR+8.jpg HOCR Corree Naslund, right, 32, guides Natalie McCarthy, 29, after their practice on Friday, Oct. 21. Naslund is the coxswain for McCarthy’s inclusion fours team. Naslund has been coaching rowing for 10 years. “We have the benefit of being in Boston. We get a lot of draw and support for para-athletes,” she said. “I just see [inclusion] as another facet of rowing, another opportunity athletes have for competing.” McCarthy has been blind since she was 11 because of a brain tumor. She said she’s familiar with the usefulness of inclusion. “I started rowing in college on an able-bodied team. I’ve been rowing in inclusion programs throughout my rowing career,” McCarthy said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477489490247-OV3ZF2GR1Q7TGM62IFM8/HOCR+9.jpg HOCR Olympian Austin Hack talks to Natalie McCarthy during their practice for inclusion fours on Friday, Oct. 21. Austin Hack was going to the Head of the Charles for men’s championship eights, when CRI coach Beth Noll called him to ask if he wanted to be part of the inclusion team. “First, he gave me a compliment, which made my entire year,” she said. “Then he gave me a tip … to prepare my body position early on in the stroke, so that it’s simple and smooth.” Hack said that good communication on a team is necessary for success, as well as offering advice to other members. “It’s fun for me to be able to offer that kind of help,” Hack said. “Anytime I’ve got something to offer without being overbearing … it’s my pleasure to do that.” Beth Noll, excited about the help her para-rowers will get from the experience, gets giddy at this sight. “It must be a totally nerve-wracking experience for her,” Noll said. “I’d be freaking out if I was in that boat.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477670720764-4HXTVVVHGNMYBB4OEGMG/HOCR+10.jpg HOCR Members of the inclusion fours race from CRI pass under a bridge during their practice on Friday, Oct. 21. They came in first at the Head of the Charles regatta. “We have differing abilities but everybody here’s been working hard,” Paul Casey said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477489494703-GG7VGZ4D495U3RHHFCLT/HOCR+11.jpg HOCR Members of Beth Noll’s inclusion four team row after passing through the Elliot Bridge at the Head of the Charles regatta on Saturday, Oct. 22. They won the race by 21 seconds, with a time of 19:37.897. http://scottyschenck.com/divestnu daily 0.75 2016-10-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694544228-R7403QD8A2FUVII6HYFN/DivestNU-1.jpg DivestNU DivestNU tents are posted in Centennial Common on Monday, Oct. 3. The student group coalition began their protest earlier that day asking the University to remove its investments in the fossil fuel industry. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694464472-UBUQMTL2S5ZF1VON6S5C/DivestNU-8.jpg DivestNU DivestNU member and Northeastern sophomore Ben Simonds-Malamud, left, pulls a large tarp over the front of Centennial on Monday, Oct. 3. The sign reads "Stop Funding Climate Change." "[Northeastern] basically said as long as we're peaceful and nonviolent ... they're not going to evict us," Simonds-Malamud said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694463197-1G7R32O7678R4M8X8Z58/DivestNU-6.jpg DivestNU DivestNU member Charlie Cavallaro, left, talks to Northeastern sophomore Philip Wesley, right, about climate change and policy on Centennial Common on Monday, Oct. 3. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694468009-PIWD6DC8DY6O71P8XQ96/DivestNU-9.jpg DivestNU DivestNU members Savannah Kinzer, left, and Alissa Zimmer, right, tape a sign to tents during a protest on Centennial Common on Monday, Oct. 3. "I've been part of [DivestNu] since my freshman year. I think over the years seeing how this issue has brought together this community has inspired me to keep on going through the years and sleep out here," environmental studies and political science junior Zimmer said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694473586-F0ZISNXED8MQKCMK7JYF/DivestNU-32.jpg DivestNU DivestNU member Ben Simonds-Malamud hands out flyers during the group's almost two-week stay on Centennial Common on Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2016. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694469225-NQE9CUDOZ8XF6B57UBH4/DivestNU-17.jpg DivestNU DivestNU member and freshman Brianna Brazee pokes her head out of a tent on Centennial Common on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016. At 6 p.m. that evening DivestNU conducted a rally on Centennial. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694473177-KH1EM0HIG3UX0OMKNS4Z/DivestNU-20.jpg DivestNU DivestNU co-founder and senior Austin Williams speaks to the crowd during a rally on Centennial Common on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016. The rally consisted of various chants, as well as musical presentations from other members targeted at Northeastern's refusal to divest. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694478366-OO5LSGDRL5Z77HPXMYD2/DivestNU-42.jpg DivestNU Left to right, DivestNU members Alissa Zimmer and Nick Boyd talk on the night of Thursday, Oct. 13, 2016. As part of the group's protest, dozens of students slept on Centennial Common in tents for almost two weeks. "I have always been an environmentalist. I also heard ... about the divest campaign, the importance of divestment in the fight for climate justice and the administrations's refusal to work with students," Boyd said. "I knew it was something that I had to get involved in." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694478763-PZGC9TYHEF77XYURH5YR/DivestNU-44.jpg DivestNU Dawn rises on DivestNU tents on Centennial Common on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2016. DivestNU is dedicated to getting Northeastern University to divert investments in fossil fuels and had been protesting in Centennial for over a week. The temperature was 45 degrees at sunrise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694483265-KQWKHLEXEDUCX8JZ1ZTB/DivestNU-50.jpg DivestNU DivestNU co-founder Austin Williams, left, makes future plans for the group to get the university's attention on the night of Thursday, Oct. 13, 2016. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694483190-B9EBYN4QCARNSD6EQOYT/DivestNU-53.jpg DivestNU DivestNU members chant at passing prospective student groups on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016. "Climate change is violent, so is Northeastern's refusal to divest," the students said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694488242-6LO190K281AS5FGGUAAI/DivestNU-60.jpg DivestNU Left to right, DivestNU members Haley Havens and NIck Boyd pretend to die at Centennial Common on Saturday, Oct. 15. After camping in the common for 13 days, DivestNU staged an oil spill, symbolized by the black tarp, and die-in to protest Northeastern's investment. This protest took place on one of Northeastern's busiest days of the year, prospective student day. "[This protest] puts the problem into a context people can visualize and understand. It represents in a literal sense the people who will be affected by climate change," Havens said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694488338-3FTZZIX6SMIQDPDDCHKG/DivestNU-66.jpg DivestNU Students walk past Centennial Commons on Monday, Oct. 17, 2016. DivestNU ended their encampment of Centennial two days earlier. "We didn't gain any specific steps from the administration towards divestment. We were, however, very successful in building recognition and social power," DivestNU member Nick Boyd said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694492579-COT101BF1LOA4L4VSXDZ/DivestNU-69.jpg DivestNU DivestNU co-founder Austin Williams, left, listens to member Alissa Zimmer as they discuss their plans to protest the 2016 State of the University event on the night of Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2016. The meeting served as both planning and debriefing for the end of their encampment in Centennial. "We wanted to take some time to reflect on [the occupation,]" Williams said during the meeting. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694492997-5I2WTCKM8017Q0RH53BI/DivestNU-72.jpg DivestNU DIvestNU members James DeCunzo, in view, and Nebai Hernandez are escorted by security back to the audience after attempting to obscure camera views of the 2016 State of the University stage in Cabot Center on Thursday, Oct. 20. "I knew security would be on me in a matter of seconds, but I also knew the importance of our action," DeCunzo said. "I remember how much my hands were shaking after security had pulled me to the side -- not from fear, but from excitement." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694497138-9A0CE5QRQ5W24OKB93ND/DivestNU-74.jpg DivestNU DivestNU members disrupt the 2016 State of the University on Thursday, Oct. 20. "Today you will tell us that Northeastern is a leader in sustainability, while you continue funding climate change," the students chanted. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1477694497307-GNGANLAJG897G1GX9181/DivestNU-77.jpg DivestNU Northeastern University President Joseph Aoun stands silently while DivestNU protesters protest during the 2016 State of the University event on Thursday, Oct. 20. DivestNU members began to stand up and disrupt the presentation as soon as Aoun took the stage. "Thank you very much, let's give them a round of applause," Aoun said, after they had finished chanting. Co-Founder of DivestNU Austin Williams said this move was likely a tactical decision by the administration to deflect fault. "The administration's strategy of acknowledging and celebrating our advocacy is a cynical attempt to deflect attention away from the critique that we raise," Williams said. http://scottyschenck.com/dapl daily 0.75 2016-12-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1481067372815-FPOEYRH74EFRMKKNCWN7/PhotojournalismProject-1.jpg DAPL CANNON BALL, North Dakota — The sun bears down on Oceti Sakowin on Thursday, Nov. 24. Temperatures at Oceti Sakowin in November reached single-digits at night, but would warm to nearly 50 degrees during the day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1481067375335-993JXASMV6JPVLOS99IS/PhotojournalismProject-2.jpg DAPL CANNON BALL, North Dakota — Protesters wait before a prayer ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 24 near Backwater Bridge in Cannon Ball, N.D. The $3.8 billion pipeline, a project by Energy Transfer Partners, threatens their water supply as well as running over sacred burial grounds on Turtle Island. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1481083432004-BG5JZQBMJ6XZG078VGM2/PhotojournalismProject-3.jpg DAPL CANNON BALL, North Dakota — Northeastern University students cook soup for dinner on Thursday, Nov. 24. The students travelled over 32 hours by van from Boston, Massachusetts and gave up their Thanksgiving break to protest with other water protectors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1481067385560-7VCI5DFAQNUH0ZH6JD28/PhotojournalismProject-3.jpg DAPL CANNON BALL, North Dakota — Water protectors march from Oceti Sakowin to Turtle Island to help other protesters on Thursday, Nov. 24. Standing Rock Sioux say that Turtle Island is a a sacred burial ground and part of the Dakota Access Pipeline is scheduled to be built on it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1481067389084-RHVZHS5T1I0SX559B2F6/PhotojournalismProject-4.jpg DAPL CANNON BALL, North Dakota — Morton County Sheriff’s Department officers and North Dakota state troopers on Turtle Island look down at water protectors on Thursday, Nov. 24. Although interactions with police had been violent at times, the demonstration on Thanksgiving Day was peaceful, with no injuries. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55e7320ce4b07156fbd76863/1481083432580-6HP0VTIQB0GEVIODLQA9/PhotojournalismProject-5.jpg DAPL CANNON BALL, North Dakota —Talon Voice, of the Crow Creek Hunkpati, a Sioux tribe from South Dakota, leads Sasha, a four-year-old horse, on Friday, Nov. 25. Voice, 20, travelled with nine horses along with his brother, Mason Redwind, and several other tribe members to Oceti Sakowin in August. “We’ve shown our support. 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