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Dr. Ann McKee’s work may change football forever. Plus, intrepid teens, dissenting women, caring congregations, visionary scientists, and other engaged citizens making Boston stand out.
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Perspective | Magazine
From birth, we get benefits no one else can touch. And it just gets better from there. We need to own up, and share the wealth. By Steve Almond
Dinner With Cupid
Blind date: ‘A former “girlfriend” said I had to do it. The idea seemed nuts and thus totally appropriate’
Will this seventysomething pair show the millennial set how dating is done?
Cooking | Magazine
Recipes: Eggnog, an iconic yet polarizing holiday drink, finds new fans . . . in baked goods
Try it in scones, muffins, and eggnog cremes.
Your Week Ahead
Five things to do, Dec. 18-31
First Night First Day, Disney on Ice, free period-instrument music, and more.
Style Watch
Within a Concord great room, a comfy retreat
Zippy hues help set off the cozy TV lounge in an oversized living space.
On the Block
For sale: Homes with splashy backsplashes
Eye-catching tiles brighten up the kitchens in Walpole and Marblehead.
Connections | Magazine
An Iraqi refugee teaches her new American friend about an openhearted Baghdad tradition.
Comments
Readers weigh in on our writer’s safari trip through Botswana.
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Winning workplaces
More than 75,000 employees nominated nearly 340 workplaces across Massachusetts. The 125 best across four categories, small to largest, are here.
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Sex, spies, and the national anthem: The BSO scandal you’ve never heard of
One hundred years ago, one of the world’s top conductors was ensnared in a scandal involving patriotism and sex. It almost toppled Boston’s famed orchestra.
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The Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Mass.
The Commonwealth Institute and the Globe Magazine acknowledge standout company and nonprofit leaders in fields ranging from construction to the arts.
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Where to eat and what to order in Boston’s North End
15 of the neighborhood’s best restaurants, from elegant hideaways to buzzy trattorias to (lots of) incredible pizza.
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The college debt crisis is even worse than you think
We tell students they need a bachelor’s degree to get ahead. But for too many, the numbers no longer add up.
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When Boston rocked
Take a tour of your youth with this ode to the gritty clubs, home-grown talent, and visiting acts that made Boston’s music scene so mesmerizing in the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s.
He shopped for them on his lunch break, and brought them home to expand my horizons.
My friend’s “observations” are more like stereotyping. Can I call her out?
Will his sunny nature win him an enthusiastic thumbs up?
Chestnut-apple soup, cabbage salad with crispy prosciutto, and a spinach and cheese infused pasta.
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