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My dear sons, I am doing everything I can to turn you into kind, sensitive, confident, and sensible young men. Yet time flies, and you'll be off to college in a snap. You have been sheltered and coddled and I must prepare you for the realities of life
Abortion
The topic of abortion has divided this country for more than half a century. And while the imminent March for Life in D.C. this coming Friday bears witness to a civic activism that is peaceful, both sides of the debate on abortion have tended to add to national divisiveness.
Massachusetts
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once called music "the universal language of mankind." Many literary and musical men and women from all ages and cultures have similarly pointed to music as the great unifier, as "naming the unnamable" and "communicating the unknowable" (Leonard Bernstein); as "
Massachusetts
To many, the car business and a sincere environmental conscience appear like a contradiction in terms. However, the Platinum LEED certified building of the New England Subaru headquarters of Boch Enterprises in Norwood, Mass., tells a different story. See for yourself, and watch Part 2 here:
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In recent weeks, the public has become nearly hysterical over the perceived lenient sentencing of Brock Allen Turner, the Stanford student convicted of sexually assaulting a blacked out party-goer behind the dumpster of a fraternity house. Turner was convicted of assault with intent to commit rape of an intoxicated woman,
Commentary
June 1, The NewBostonPost's June theme is public health. As the weather turns warmer and ripe for outdoor activity, it seems only natural that we should delve into questions regarding the physical and mental health of both small and large communities, as well as the nation at large:
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A letter to all women,
Pro-life
Advocates of assisted suicide, both here in Massachusetts and around the globe, often claim that they are fighting for the right to "die with dignity." But they say little about the right to "live with dignity." Each year, too many terminally ill people choose to end