The woman?s blog post about discrimination went viral. It?s just the latest controversy to roil the Boston school?s campus.
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Vt. representative returns donations from Boston firmPeter Welch is the latest politician to return money received from Thornton Law Firm attorneys.
GE headquarters complex takes a big step forwardBoston?s planning agency approved the three-building complex, which includes a striking 12-story glass building.
Cities could have credit ratings downgraded if Question 2 passesApproving more charter schools would threaten the financial standing of Boston and three other cities, Moody?s warned.
Police said that they?re searching for a suspect.
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Angelo Jones is thriving at Helen Y. Davis Leadership Academy, but only because his family hit the (educational) jackpot.
JEFF JACOBY
Don?t raise the charter-school cap. Eliminate itWhy can?t every public school in Massachusetts be a charter school?
FBI disclosure broke a recently followed precedentFederal law enforcement officials over the summer decided not to actively pursue two cases that could have upended the race.
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THOMAS FARRAGHER
There?s a precedent for political civility, exemplified by Tip O?Neill and Ronald Reagan.
Democrats might ? might ? be able to take SenateThe Clinton e-mail investigation has had a marginal effect on down-ballot polling, so far.
Texas official uses obscenity to refer to Hillary ClintonTexas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller later deleted the tweet.
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Dan Shaughnessy
Long streaks of futility are on the line in Wednesday?s deciding Game 7.
Cubs force decisive Game 7 in World SeriesAddison Russell?s grand slam broke the game open, and Jake Arrieta offered up a strong outing.
Sexually explicit ?scouting report? scrutinized by Harvard presidentDrew Faust said the soccer team?s remarks ?have no place at Harvard.?
Hope rekindled for Sal DiMasi?s early releaseJudge Mark Wolf seemed cautiously open to granting compassionate release to the ill former House speaker.
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Our hectic schedules have some people looking longingly at religious structures that once fostered time to relax and enjoy life.
Cardinal on marijuana legalization: ?People are more important than money?With just days left before the vote, religious and political leaders issued a grave warning against passing Question 4.
What?s the deal with Question 3?What would the measure do, and how much would egg prices go up if the referendum passes?
25 years later, no one?s forgetting the ?No Name Storm?The 1991 nor?easter, also known as the ?Perfect Storm,? inspired a book and a movie, and it devastated coastal communities.
TV Critic?s Corner
Fewer TV commercials, anyone?TruTV, TNT, and National Geographic are cutting the ad load on many of their primetime shows.
Mick Jagger is Keytar Bear?s newest fanJagger?s social media team saw what appears to be the Boston icon performing on a Manhattan street, then posted video online.
Seu Jorge?s sparkling Portuguese covers of David Bowie, now on landBrazilian singer Seu Jorge comes to town next week to play his sparkling Portuguese-language David Bowie covers from ?The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.?
New MH370 analysis suggests no one at controls during crashIn recent months, critics have increasingly been pushing the alternate theory that someone was still controlling the plane at the end of its flight.
Opinion | Lawrence H. Summers
Ensuring Boston?s leadership in biomedical researchWe need a public policy environment that is supportive of the fundamental progress that biomedical research can bring.
SPOTLIGHT REPORT
Law firm ?bonuses? tied to political donationsIn the process, a small Boston law firm became a top funder of the national Democratic Party.
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A look at the best images by Globe photographers last month, including Halloween, fall color, and the aftermath of a fatal bicycle accident.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
Brad Marchand and Dominic Moore scored for Boston.
Over half of the former toll booths on the highway have been demolished, MassDOT officials said Tuesday.
A charity headed by Suffolk Construction chief says the contributions were made in error.
If you?re having a hard time buying a home in the Boston area, you definitely aren?t imagining things.
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More Hillary Clinton e-mails, and the known unknownsIt?s eight days from the presidential election, and we really don?t know more about the bombshell FBI announcement.
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?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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