The 10 Mistakes a Landlord Can Make

List: The 10 Mistakes That a Landlord Can Make. The Small Property Owners Association in Cambridge gives the BBJ a list of 10 biggest mistakes that landlords can make, not including when the landlord takes forever to replace a tenants’ broken lock and key. [Boston Business Journal]

In New Filing, Sal DiMasi Claims Prison Denied Him Medical Care. DiMasi, who says he first discovered lumps in his neck in December, was tested for cancer on April 24. The filing says that DiMasi’s has Stage 4 tongue cancer that has spread to his lymph nodes and possibly his stomach. [Boston.com | Herald]

Those Harvard Students, They’ll Ignite a Social Movement Over Just About Anything. Harvard has removed a Shawmut Construction sign from a construction site on campus that encouraged workers to “Show respect for Harvard” after students started protesting the social injustice of said sign. The Crimson reports:

The text of the sign informed workers that they are “working within an operational environment on a world famous campus,” and asked them to “please display the highest level of respect for the students, faculty, and their campus at all times.”

The sign noted that this meant no swearing, “inappropriate comments,” smoking, as well as “zero(!) tolerance for drugs and/or alcohol.” Workers were also expected to keep noise as low as possible, not park on campus, and were instructed to not enter any other campus buildings.

Not written on the sign is the clearly obvious and implied instruction to read between the lines and deduct that this all means that Harvard students are better than construction workers. But the only thing worth noting here is that it’s the Harvard students who felt it necessary to remind everyone where they stand … not the construction workers, who’ve been working with this sign for years. [Crimson | Herald]

Great Whites Make Their Way Back to the Cape. Two of the eight sharks that have been tagged by marine biologists made their way back to the Cape Cod coast (coincidentally, on the 37th anniversary of the release of “Jaws”). WCVB reports that there’s no swimming ban in effect so far this year. So, uh, swim at your own risk.  [WCVB]

Here’s a Great Reason To Skip the Family Duck Tour This Summer. You can watch this time-lapse video instead.