Seaport District to get new office tower

The developer of the Channel Center complex is proposing construction of an 11-story office building, public parks, and a parking garage.

Dozens protest proposed Wal-Mart in Watertown

The protestors demonstrated their opposition to the possible construction of a superstore on a 7.8 acre property located at Irving and Arsenal streets.

Obama rips into Mitt Romney at Ohio rally

At his first official campaign rally of the year, President Obama tore into Romney as eager to ‘‘rubber stamp’’ a conservative Republican congressional agenda.

Bishop will skip college’s ceremony

The bishop who told Anna Maria College officials that Victoria Reggie Kennedy was not an appropriate speaker for commencement has been asked to skip the ceremony.

Orioles 8, Red Sox 2

Red Sox drop 4th straight

The Orioles knocked out starter Aaron Cook after 2 2-3 innings and built an 8-0 lead after three on their way to the victory Saturday.

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HBO’s “Girls” has been criticized for not featuring any lead cast members of color.

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Critic’s Notebook

Struggling with the diversity challenge on TV

In this moment where discussions of the representations of race on TV and racial flare-ups in the real world seem to be bubbling up all over, Sarah Rodman highlights shows that deftly make “visibility” invisible.

Arts | third ear

The Met’s digital Valhalla: technology and the ‘Ring’

In Robert Lepage’s newest set of productions for the Met, coming soon to a movie theater near you, technological wizardry becomes an end in itself, and provides a cautionary tale.

Travel

Classic spring landscapes that await your camera

While there are plenty of places close to home that make for great spring photo destinations, New England is full of wild and beautiful locations within half a day’s drive of Boston.

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A conversation with Ben Mezrich

The New York Times best-selling author discusses his novels “Bringing Down the House” and “The Social Network.”

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Reports link Law to crackdown on nuns

Former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell received an honorary degree and gave the commencement address.

Powell tells NU graduates world needs them

Chen Guangcheng (left) spoke with US ambassador to China Gary Locke as they left the embassy for a hospital in Beijing on May 2, 2012.

Dissident’s saga watched by Bostonians

Menino plays hard to get in Senate race

Harvard University student Brenna Hilferty watches TV with her “buddy,” Edith Sarah, 91, at the Hebrew SeniorLife center in Roslindale.

Alzheimer’s buddies program has special meaning

A soldier stood guard in front of the Unha-3 rocket at the West Sea Satellite Launch Site in North Korea in April. The launch failed.

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The Asian space race arrives

Kendric Price worked with (from left) Knyzhaun Peete, Christian Clark, Lewis Bryant, and Divine Braxton-Price.

Price honors friend with youth program

A view of Toronto’s waterfront, including the St. Lawrence Market building (foreground).

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Toronto’s history captivates visitors

Elizabeth Warren stands with one of her three brothers and her parents in 1955.

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Wiley Cash weaves together his novel from the narra-tives of three characters.

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‘A Land More Kind Than Home’ by Wiley Cash

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Rondo leads the way, as adventure continues

Rajon Rondo was a busy bee during the Celtics’ 90-84 overtime win over the Atlanta Hawks in Game 3 of their Eastern Conference first-round series.

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Housing advocates showed up to protest against Bank of America by projecting the words of five families who had their homes foreclosed.

Protesters send digitized memo to bank

City Life/Vida Urbana projected the words of homeowners who have either been foreclosed on or facing the threat of losing their homes onto Bank of America buildings.