Steward, Partners reach trauma deal

Steward will send its most severely injured patients to Mass. General and Brigham and Women’s in an alliance that could shift patients from other competing hospitals.

Graduates of small colleges average $38,000 in debt

Students enrolled in small private liberal arts colleges in Massachusetts tend to graduate with significantly more loan debt.

Mass. residents on Boy Scout ‘perversion files’

Forty-five people from Massachusetts are listed in the secret “perversion files” released by the Boy Scouts of America by order of the Oregon Supreme Court.

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Doctors say shot Pakistani girl improving

Malala Yousufzai, the 15-year-old who was shot in the head by the Taliban, is improving but “not out of the woods yet,” her doctor said.

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These measures — some finished in only a few minutes — will lower your heating bills and help prevent property damage.

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If not John Farrell, then who?

We think Farrell is the favorite to be the next manager. But if that falls through, Nick Cafardo ranks the candidates according the their likelihood of getting the job.

Outside cash fuels blizzard of attack mailings

Mass. mailboxes are being besieged by doctored photos of Senator Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren as the Senate race enters the homestretch.

Brian McGrory

Ads up; it’s just way too much

Boston has been invaded by the Outdoor Advertising Association and the entire city has basically gone to hell.

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The 1969 peace rally

The Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam on Oct. 15, 1969 was a huge gathering of antiwar protesters across the United States, with an estimated 100,000 people assembled at the Boston Common.

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Ethan Ruby smoked from a vaporizer packed with a small quantity of marijuana at his Denver home.

Law, policy thwart research on marijuana

Kate Moss in London in 2010, photographed by Mario Testino, from “In Your Face.”

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Comcast’s Patriots show is go-to at postgame

The Crimson have won 14 straight under Tim Murphy, who is aiming for his third undefeated season.

Christopher L. Gasper

Harvard football is schooling competition

Bank of America plans to open a new supersized branch in the Boston building that once FAO Schwarz and Shreve, Crump & Low next summer. It will close two smaller area branches.

Back Bay slated for a new Bank of America ‘flagship’ branch

Lar Lubovitch (here rehearsing in 2010) was among the first choreographers to use the music of Philip Glass and Steve Reich.

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Lar Lubovitch on choreography and crisis-making

At night, the lit-up sanctuary is a welcoming presence.

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Congolese troupe Staff Benda Bilili performing at the Institute of Contemporary Art on Wednesday.

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Staff Benda Bilili raw and vivacious at ICA

Actor and director Tom McCarthy (right), who played the role of a journalist in the final seaqson of HBO’s “The Wire,” has been hired for a movie based on the Boston Globe’s reporting of the Catholic Church sex abuse scandal.

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‘Wire’ actor to direct movie on Globe’s church exposé

Ethel and Bobby Kennedy play with two of their 11 children in a scene from the HBO film “Ethel.”

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Andrew Campbell got his family involved in his sport.

For these rowers, Head of Charles is family time

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Aaron Hernandez was all smiles at practice this week.

Aaron Hernandez thankful to be back

Hernandez, who at first feared last month’s injury was a broken ankle, is back -- and he could be the key cog for the Patriots’ offense.

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Annie Kwankam pleaded not guilty Thursday in Norfolk District Court.

Care worker is charged in the death of patient

Annie Kwankam, 57, pleaded not guilty to a manslaughter charge for allegedly ignoring a mentally ill client who was choking in a Milton group home.

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