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A Globe review of 323 criminals released in New England from 2008 to 2012 found that as many as 30 percent committed new offenses. By Maria Sacchetti
DIVERSITY BOSTON
There?s more to diversity than being differentSpecialists say that race and gender should not automatically disqualify anyone for a corporate diversity leadership position.
Graduating senior mourned at Fall River club she loved Hannah Raposo, who died heading to her senior prom, could ?light up a room? with her smile and ?did everything right.?
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Ali was in our hearts and the headlines ? in the sports section and outside of it ? for a half-century.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Today?s athletes should follow Muhammad Ali?s leadOften, our stars are too busy protecting their bank statements to make a political statement.
KEVIN CULLEN
For boxers, toughest fight waits beyond the ringThe truth is we lost a big chunk of Muhammad Ali a long time ago.
Ali touched many people in BostonThe boxer was a larger-than-life figure for admirers throughout the region.
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Donald Trump paid men on his campaign staff in April about 35 percent more than women, according to a Globe analysis.
Elizabeth Warren escalates her attacks on Donald TrumpSpeaking at the state Democratic convention, Warren said Trump ?lies so routinely and so ridiculously it?s really hard to keep up.?
Bella Bond?s father faces larceny charges in RevereJoseph Amoroso, 33, who was charged with theft last year in Boston, was accused of stealing purses from a nail salon.
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Yvonne Abraham
Lynn and Swampscott must get their acts together and come up with a real plan to find the sources of bacteria.
Pope scraps abuse tribunal for negligent bishopsSurvivors of abuse say Francis?s new proposal in lieu of the tribunal is essentially window dressing.
Man in critical condition after going underwater at Walden Pond The 32-year-old man was listed in critical condition after emergency personnel responded in Concord Saturday evening.
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While technology has been changing classrooms for years, educators say it is growing ? and altering the way students learn.
starts & stops
MBTA considers expanding youth fare discountsA discounted pass program unveiled last year soon may be made available to more people.
IDEAS | Kelly O?Brien
The epic pixel panicWe, as a society, have grown up when it comes to violent video games.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Ground Game
What the tough primary season means for Clinton While Americans may not like Hillary Clinton as much as when she was secretary of state, they dislike her GOP opponent even more.
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the big picture
Muhammad Ali said ? I am the greatest? and proved it many times over, on the way to becoming perhaps the most widely recognized person on the planet.
Djokovic has made himself at home at Roland Garros, dropping just one set in six matches.
The man, who was said to be in his mid-20s, was fishing with a friend near the middle of Silver Lake when he fell in, officials at the scene said.
From January through April, Oregon added nearly 52,000 voters to its rolls by standing the usual voter-registration process on its head.
A wild turkey goes to school, yet another wanted man unwisely lights up at a T station, and other odd tales from local police blotters.
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Japanese cars are the most-targeted vehicles according to data from Canton-based LoJack.
The rival events highlighted the widening rift in Hong Kong?s pro-democracy movement.
Tommy Chang, Dan Koh, and Michelle Wu are breaking barriers, and all three speak together for the first time about breaking Asian-American stereotypes.
Massachusetts native Bill Camp ? nominated for his role in ?The Crucible? ? needed a long break from the stage before he could feel excited about acting again.
We caught up with the ?Matilda? cast member to talk about all things travel.
Private schools, painful secretsMore than 200 victims. At least 90 legal claims. At least 67 private schools in New England. This is the story of hundreds of students sexually abused by staffers, and emerging from decades of silence today.
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.
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Democrats at state convention focus on Trump as unfit for presidency
Donald Trump campaign pays women less than men
Nick Cafardo: This year, the trade market will favor relievers, not starters
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