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It?s no small challenge to design something on a grand scale in Boston that?s both practical and pretty.
MassArt professor says school ousting him after student complaints Experimental filmmaker and professor Saul Levine said an in-class screening of one of his films led to his ouster at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
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The main reason these schools struggle is demographic. The number of high school graduates has been shrinking ? and will continue to.
Even the ?1 percenters? are being kicked out of apartments The rents at Millbrook Lofts in Somerville aren?t cheap, topping $3,000. But that doesn?t mean the complex is immune to the condo conversion craze.
Prosecutors say Sean Ingram, 65, of Quincy, insulted state troopers and called them ?Nazis.?
FBI, others to discuss security measures for Boston Marathon Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies are gearing up to secure this month?s Boston Marathon.
Trump escalates attack on Amazon, accuses company of ?Post Office scam? President Trump argued that Amazon costs the US Postal Service billions of dollars in potential revenue even though officials have said the company?s contracts with the Postal Service are profitable.
Trump?s former home with Ivana listed for $45 million A nearly 6-acre property shared by the president and his first wife is relisting for $45 million.
Pope in Easter Vigil to baptize Nigerian migrant-hero Pope Francis is celebrating the solemn Easter Vigil service in St. Peter?s Basilica.
One trooper earned more than $900,000 over a three-year period.
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GARY WASHBURN | SUNDAY BASKETBALL NOTES
Allen shares his side of his departure from the Celtics, and answers other burning questions.
BRUINS 5, PANTHERS 1
Riley Nash and Brandon Carlo, both important support players, suffered injuries.
ALEX SPEIER
New year, new swing, and new results for Xander Bogaerts That Bogaerts had multiple doubles in back-to-back games emphasized changes made since the end of last season.
BEN VOLIN | SUNDAY FOOTBALL NOTES
How much will the NFL?s new targeting rule impact play on the field? While the new rule may spark controversies, there?s no question that removing helmet hits from the game is in everyone?s best interest.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
A new study renews an old debate about how much hard work and smarts really matter.
Joe Sullivan
The Ramblers are for real with a 14-game winning streak and a knack for winning close games.
Don MacAulay, track & field mainstay at meets and on the page, dies at 79 Don MacAulay was a longtime track & field official in Massachusetts.
One day, in the friendly little town of Milton, a mysterious visitor arrived out of the blue. No one could say where, exactly, the little dog had come from. But before long, they began spotting it all over town . . .
Laura Ingraham takes an Easter break amid David Hogg controversy and advertiser revolt Laura Ingraham said she is taking a week-long, planned break from her Fox News show. The announcement comes days after she was engulfed in criticism and controversy.
A headline from California is jolting people more than their morning cup: A judge ruled that coffee in the state should carry a cancer warning.
When freedom feels like extortion: bail industry accused of exploiting poor clients As commercial bail has grown into a $2 billion industry, bond agents have come to resemble payday lenders.
As they back Trump, evangelical leaders face their own sex scandals At least four leaders in the movement have been accused of violating the tenets of their faith, from adultery to sexual abuse.
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See who made the final four of Munch Madness Which local restaurant should win? It?s down to Flour Bakery + Cafe, Little Donkey, Loco Taqueria & Oyster Bar, and Saltie Girl. Vote for your favorite.
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Editorial
Fear on Beacon Hill set stage for abuse If Bryon Hefner had been an ordinary citizen, would he have felt emboldened to allegedly attack so many men?
Opinion
Massachusetts has the nation?s lowest rate of gun deaths. Here are #7steps your state can take to save lives.
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Modeling?s glamour hides web of abuse The fashion industry is built on glamour and allure, but many models, especially the very young, know it for something else: sexual exploitation and abuse.
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Listen to the latest episode of ?The Readout LOUD? Why aren?t pharma CEOs getting hauled into Congress? Why is there no Kelley Blue Book for the price tag of a medicine?
Arike Ogunbowale?s jumper from the corner with a second left lifted Notre Dame to victory.
The highest-paid employee at the agency took home $320,599.
A market sampling in this Worcester County town includes a Colonial with a buildable second lot and a contemporary with water views.
Even in the State House, a place that?s no stranger to controversy, the chaos consuming the upper chamber may be unprecedented. As a result, official business is being sidelined.
Malala Yousafzai went back to Mingora, Pakistan, for the first time since a Taliban militant shot her for advocating girls? education.
Guinness flowed in Irish pubs on a Good Friday for the first time in 90 years.
The actor was in town to promote his debut novel.
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Scenes from the Paralympics taking place March 9-18 in PyeongChang, South Korea. 670 athletes with disabilities from around the world compete in 80 events in six different sports.
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