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Robert E. Brown describes his experience with clinical depression as a newly-hired assistant professor in Los Angeles.
Examiner
Melting snow and rising temps bring an itch to aspiring sellers and buyers.
Opinion | JOAN VENNOCHI
First, you build grass-roots support. Then, you go for the gold. Boston 2024 did the opposite and as of now, it?s backfiring.
Be a seeker, too, on a Mass. poet tourThere are dozens of landmarks and resources across the state to celebrate the cultural significance of poetry in Massachusetts.
Lane Turner/Globe Staff
Evaluating city hotels, each in a different price range and category, based on comfort and amenities.
A growing number of established professionals are starting their own businesses, taking advantage of their experience and financial independence.
Alex Speier
It?s not just the top speed a pitcher can hit on the radar gun that determines success in the major leagues.
Live updates
The Globe staff will be providing March Madness updates and commentary throughout the tournament.
Munch Madness 2015
Thirty-two restaurants have made it to the next round. Where does your loyalty lie? Vote now.
Micro hotel proposed for Theater DistrictThe micro hotel has smaller rooms, allowing the developer to increase the hotel?s capacity from 240 rooms to 346.
137 people, including 13 children, were killed in suicide bomber attacks on mosques in the Yemeni capital.
Boston Olympics opponent to leave his job at Bain & Co.Chris Dempsey will leave the venerable Boston consulting firm, which has been doing pro bono work for Boston 2024.
A week in Boston parking ticketsDuring the last week in February, Boston parking enforcement officers issued 17,641 parking tickets.
N.H. fourth-graders? hawk bill veers into abortion debateA civics lesson took an unexpected turn for a group of fourth-graders trying to make the red-tailed hawk the official state raptor.
Hernandez friends looked nervous, witness saysThe Rev. Irene Singleton saw alleged accomplices Ernest Wallace and Carlos Ortiz a couple of days after the murder of Odin Lloyd.
Springfield Museums
Pretty soon, there will be a museum dedicated to Dr. Seuss?s work in children?s literature in Springfield ? the first of its kind in the world.
Sales and fare revenue figures were down for the T last month compared to a year ago in all but one category: monthly passes.
The move comes after a March 9 deadline for members holding vigil at St. Frances X. Cabrini to vacate the property.
The snow is adding insult to injury on the first day of a spring that Massachusetts residents have been yearning for.
Episode 9: Inside Tsarnaev?s digital trailThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
The Northern Lights put on a show this week and were visible in locations around the world, including Nantucket.
The Canadiens defenseman was fined $3,000 for his third infraction of the season.
A look at some of the titans of business, academia, and politics involved in bringing the Olympic Games to Boston in 2024.
One of the people injured in the multi-car crash on McGrath Highway was a 16-year-old boy who was crossing the road.
A clear sky over the Svalbard islands offered a full view of the faint ring of rays surrounding the moon.
Teaching people to take control of their finances has become a major push in efforts to narrow the gap between rich and poor.
The New Kid on the Block gave as good as he got at the annual ?A Night at Sardi?s? in LA.
It?s a sequel that sticks to more routine territory of action, angst, and dystopian gloom ? mostly a sound approach.
The charges against the actor will be dismissed if he avoids being arrested in the next six months.
Ideas
Like Airbnb, but for algorithms?A Seattle-based startup looks to bring the sharing economy to these mathematical processes.
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