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Night Soldiers By Alan Furst 1988 Night Soldiers is the first of fifteen spy novels that Alan Furst has written, all of which take place between 1933 and 1945 in Europe. The book, published in 1988, is the first in the series and arguably his best; but each book is
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By Colin Young State House News Service
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Should people use terms like "freshmen," "preferred pronouns," and "foreign"? Smith College says no.
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Religious exemptions for vaccinations for public and private school students may be harder to get if a measure state legislators are considering becomes law. That's because part of S.3030, a 194-page state Senate amendment to H.5034, the state's economic development bill, would remove the
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Fifty years ago, European savants and American libertines were fond of labelling American culture and mores "Puritanical." For example, often one would hear the phrase that someone had "come out of the closet," usually meaning that that person was publicly acknowledging to be homosexual, lesbian, or
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If you want to find a book that seeks to normalize abortion to children at a public library, going to Boston isn't your only option. The book What's An Abortion, Anyway? by Carly Manes and Mar Erazo is available in 11 of the 26 public libraries
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Brookline labor attorney Shannon Liss-Riordan is running to be the next attorney general of Massachusetts. She's one of three Democrats in the race along with former Boston city councilor Andrea Campbell and Quentin Palfrey, the Democratic Party's nominee for lieutenant governor in Massachusetts in 2018. Unlike
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By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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