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There's something compelling and unshakeable in the simplicity of this elegant love story. Like most great stories, this one begins unexpectedly, there's a sense of wonder and a time of coming together. There's a realization; this is meant to be. Everyone around feels the
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Anyone who came of age in the '70s will remember "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," staring Ed Asner, Valerie Harper, Gavin MacLeod and, of course, Mary Tyler Moore in the lead role. The show, a form of social commentary about being female and single, was honored with
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"Fresh, relevant and a little bit sexy" is how Karen Kramer, the Peabody Essex Museum's curator of Native American and Oceanic art and culture, describes its latest exhibit, "Native Fashion Now." The museum's collection of Native American artifacts is the oldest in
Embracing the manifold educational opportunities of travel, Mike and Trish Rockett have taught their children how to explore the world. This fall, with the sunny sensibilities of many seasoned young people, 19-year-old Margaret Rockett was ready to gallivant throughout Europe with nine other co-eds. Under the auspices of Pepperdine University&
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This week, a creative new world opened under the access ramps of Interstate 93's Leonard Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge. A world of athleticism, sportsmanship and unparalleled excitement has been engineered into a site once isolated by Big Dig construction. Annexing the power of collaboration , The Charles River
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Should physician-assisted suicide be legal in Massachusetts? Some say the measure helps people seeking to avoid a painful death, others believe unintended consequences could easily arise when insurers are left to choose expensive, life-prolonging treatments or cheap, fatal drugs. What do you believe? YES NO UNDECIDED
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"Still Alzheimer's" attendees settled into the O'Keefe Auditorium of Massachusetts General Hospital on Oct. 7 eager to listen to six distinguished researchers share recent advances in combating the dreaded disease. Inside the state-of-the-art lecture hall most sat in upholstered stadium seating while some folks
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Ann Romney excused herself, then laughed hardily as we began chatting this morning. When you have 10 rushed minutes to speak with someone as experienced with reporters as the former First Lady of Massachusetts, it doesn't make sense to start the interview by asking the same predictable questions