BOSTON – The Boston Board of Health got a new leader this week as Mayor Marty Walsh named Frank Doyle to chair the panel, replacing Dr. Paula Johnson, who is taking over this summer as the new president of Wellesley College.
Doyle, a lawyer, is the executive director of Boston HealthNet, an integrated health-care system comprised of 14 community health centers, the Boston Medical Center and the Boston University School of Medicine, according to a statement from the mayor's office on Tuesday. It said the network has used technology effectively to serve "vulnerable populations" in Boston.
Sixty years ago, there were two universally known sex symbols in the West: Marilyn Monroe in America and Bridget Bardot in France. Most millennials have heard of Marilyn Monroe, if for no other reason than the scandals with the Kennedy brothers. But my admittedly anecdotal experience leads me to believe that few Americans under the age of 40 know of Bridget Bardot.
