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Ideas | Max Kutner
Since the ?80s, colleges and universities have spent a fortune to establish their prestige. Now it?s for sale to the highest bidders.
The Needham house was assessed at $549,300, but sold for nearly a million dollars. The buyer, who never lived a day there, would sell it 17 months later at a substantial loss in what may become the next chapter in the national debate over fairness in college admissions.
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A New York attorney announced Friday that he will plead guilty to paying a college consultant $75,000 to boost his daughter?s standardized test score.
All Scholastics | Top 10 Moments
Here are 10 moments that stood out the most in high school sports this season.
Munch Madness | Final
Beloved Boston bakery Flour takes the cake over Sarma to clinch Munch Madness 2019.
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Editorial
Until the Mueller report is released to Congress, the Globe editorial page will remind readers daily how many days the investigation has not been released to Congress.
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Opinion | Margery Eagan
What we really need is education and a massive change in attitude.
Red Sox and MGM Resorts officials reveal additions at Fenway Park An MGM Resorts logo adorns the Green Monster, the concessions menu has expanded, and the press box and clubhouses have been renovated.
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Rep: Mick Jagger doing well after receiving medical treatment A representative for Mick Jagger says he has successfully undergone treatment, though no details were provided.
Jussie Smollett?s lawyer warns Chicago not to sue ?Empire? actor An attorney for Smollett warns that if Chicago follows through on its vow to sue the ?Empire? actor, he?ll demand sworn testimony from Mayor Rahm Emanuel, the police chief, and others.
Miriam Nelson said that she has become a distraction from the ?important work to establish a sustainable financial model for the school.?
Trump?s lawyer asks Treasury Department to reject demand for tax returns William Consovoy said the Justice Department should weigh in with a legal opinion before complying with a House subpoena.
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James Pindell | Ground Game
The South Bend, Ind., mayor has been the candidate-du-jour for weeks following his acclaimed CNN town hall.
Elizabeth Warren calls for end to Senate filibuster The Massachusetts Democrat wants to see the end of the filibuster if the Democrats take the White House and face obstruction.
Progressives try to push Mass. Legislature to left Progressive activists are redoubling their pressure on Beacon Hill amid ongoing frustration in their ranks that the Legislature has not moved quickly or boldly enough on some key legislative priorities.
A W.Va. man asked what a Boston candle would smell like. The responses were . . . interesting They ranged from critical to humorous, and mostly tapped into age-old stereotypes about Boston.
Officer Shawn Souza was arrested Thursday afternoon on charges of raping a child and allegedly assaulting another child, prosecutors said.
Man wanted in alleged Walpole domestic attack nabbed in Vt. Walpole police confirmed the arrest of the suspect, Ian Crowley, in a brief statement posted on Facebook.
Bill Cosby accusers who brought Mass. civil litigation have settled claims, court records show Lawyers for the women who brought the litigation said that their clients had settled their claims against the fallen entertainer.
The announcement comes in the wake of a $28 million pledge to upgrade the park.
Statue of Scottish poet Robert Burns will return to Fens As the vice president of the Fenway Civic Association sees it, relocating the statue back to the Fens will be ?correcting a wrong.?
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The documentary follows five families who have turned to medical marijuana to help their children through cancer treatment, both managing pain levels and easing the symptoms of chemotherapy.
Globe reporter Janelle Nanos sits down with leaders in the city?s business community to talk about their career paths, work and accomplishments, as well as their vision for Boston?s future.
Dating in 2019 is?complicated. Frustrating. Sometimes completely exhilarating. In Season 2 of the podcast, Meredith Goldstein goes deep on one of her most-asked questions.
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Sea Hunter and Acreage are testing the limits of state regulations on ownership of recreational marijuana stores.
Rick Porcello will be on the mound Friday as the Red Sox open a three-game series at Arizona.
Why you shouldn?t clean your windows on a sunny day. Plus, a recipe for an all-purpose cleaner. | realestate.boston.
The former New York congressman was ordered to register as a sex offender for having illicit online contact with a 15-year-old girl.
The former NAACP leader, who changed her name to Nkechi Diallo two years ago, was exposed in 2015 as a white woman posing as a black woman.
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Edmunds examines off-road packages that come with new pickup trucks and what you get with them
Hiring rebounded in March as US employers added a solid 196,000 jobs, up sharply from February?s scant gain.
The New Hampshire native and former cast member will make his hosting debut May 4.
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The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month: a fire in the Fens, the beginning of spring, Ice Castles in New Hampshire, and the annual citywide youth Spelling Bee.
Bidding wars: Should home buyers add an ?escalation clause?? If you want to start an argument in a group of real estate agents, bring up escalation clauses.
Amazon Alexa now HIPAA-compliant, allows secure access to data Amazon unveiled software that allows health care companies to build Alexa voice tools capable of securely transmitting private patient information.
