Southie Adams

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Early Life and Education

Samuel Adams was born and raised in Boston within a highly religious environment; his father served as deacon of the Congregational Church while his mother adhered to Puritanical principles.

He excelled academically and was one of the top students at Boston Latin School before going on to Harvard College and earning his bachelors degree.

His religious upbringing had a tremendous effect on him and his political choices. As an avid Federalist, he believed strongly in creating a strong central government within the US.

He was also highly critical of British taxation of American colonies without their consent, leading directly to the Boston Tea Party and leading up to the American Revolution. In 1777 he participated in a committee which drafted Articles of Confederation which was then approved by all states in 1781.

Professional Career

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Priscilla began her career helping federal inmates secure employment, housing and resources via social services; since then her passion for helping others has only deepened. She now works as a legislative aide in Massachusetts State Senate where she has made an impactful statement by advocating for RAFT reform, community college reform initiatives and eco-friendly initiatives.

She currently holds the role of marketing manager at Nova Farms, one of the first cannabis companies to enter the industry. In this capacity she writes copy for their extensive line of vaporizers, vape cartridges and flower. Additionally, she serves as spokesperson for Nova Farms by sharing her knowledge in all matters cannabis related.

Achievement and Honors

Southie Adams entered Harvard University in 1905, completing her bachelor’s degree within three years. A member of Alpha Chi Sigma – one of the oldest scholastic honorary societies in America – she also won a John Harvard Honorary Scholarship and worked on its inaugural elementary organic chemistry laboratory where she developed an innovative method for making local anesthetics.

From 1916 to 1954, she served as department head at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) and was an accomplished researcher. Additionally, she founded and became president of the National Scholars Honor Society – an honorary organization which recognizes academic excellence – along with serving on its founding council. Notification of any academic achievements are sent via newspaper in which their home address can be found and can also email any parent listed with the College for those students that agree to receive announcements in accordance with Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 requirements.

Personal Life

Southie Adams, a Boston cannabis pioneer who launched her product line under Nova Farms umbrella, offers top-shelf cannabis products like vape cartridges, flower and concentrates. An active supporter of local agriculture as well as health and wellness causes, Southie is also an avid sports fan who attends EGRA sporting events regularly with her husband Marlos.

Adams was an inspiration of resilience; she survived deportation to Europe and the death of her daughter Hella Olstein Soldner at Drancy internment camp; yet Adams never recovered. Her book Lesbian Life became controversial at its release.

Net Worth

Net worth is a measure of how much wealth (assets) one possesses relative to what debts (debts). This allows us to assess our financial health and set goals for the future.

By age 40, it’s advisable to have amassed a net worth equal to two times your annual income. You can calculate this figure by adding all of your assets together and subtracting any liabilities, such as debts and investments.

Your calculations should take into account assets with an approximate current market value, such as real estate, stocks, IRAs and other retirement accounts. Liabilities you should include include remaining mortgage balances, car loans or credit card debt that haven’t yet been settled.