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May 2, 2010
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The Education Issue
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Issue highlights
Shopping around
Are too many choices spoiling our chances for finding love?
Lights, camera, action
Will they star in their own romantic comedy?
Preferential eating
When hosts make unhealthy offerings, plus getting driving friends to put down the phone.
Blurring the lines
One strangely flawed ethics case.
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Dispatch
What did you learn today?
We were curious what students around town were absorbing. So we asked.
First Person
Got the beat
On his drum-equipped bike, Galen Mook, 25, will be riding Boston’s streets every day in May for National Bike Month.
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Tales from the City
Come again?
An 86-year-old man gets a good laugh (and his hearing), and a 13-year-old mixes his hearing up.
Designing
Down in front
Replacing awkward additions with a pleasing porch gives a Newton home a new look.
Letters to the Magazine editor
Readers sound off on Jonathan Papelbon's cover moment, and Geoff Edger's tale of trying to reunite the Kinks.
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Kickin' back with Steve Carell in Marshfield
This summer, the star returns to Massachusetts for some much-needed R & R.
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Letter from Selma
Revisiting the 1965 murder of a white Boston minister that helped usher in the Voting Rights Act.
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Home-birth battle
Massachusetts doesn't regulate midwives. Now one brave – and unlikely – advocate is fighting for change.
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Your Home: Solutions for small spaces
The professionals share space-saving tips for every room in your home. |