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Watch: Tyra Banks Tells Conan All About Harvard

Watch: Tyra Banks Tells Conan All About Harvard. So was “kiss my fat ass” her topic for the admissions essay? [BostInnovation.com]

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Who Stands to Profit from Ecological Mayhem?

Who Stands to Profit from Ecological Mayhem? The New York Times Magazine profiled Jeremy Grantham, the founder and chief strategist of asset-management firm GMO, in […]

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Not Only Is It Hotter Than Hell, The Air Is Unhealthy

Not Only Is It Hotter Than Hell, The Air Is Unhealthy. And that makes it casual Thursday at the office. [TheBostonChannel.com]

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Meet the Pillars of the Clean Economy

Yep, your friendly MBTA bus driver and local garbage collector represent the two largest sectors of the “clean economy,” according to a new report. The […]

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Park It: Getting to the Harbor Islands

How do you get people to get beyond the city limits to explore the Harbor Islands? A study in approaches: 1) You design a public […]

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Daily Feed: Fireworks Barge in Charles River Extinguished After Morning Fire

Fireworks Barge in Charles River Caught Fire; Quickly Extinguished. In all likeliness, a sightseer still stuck in traffic after last night’s festivities spotted the blaze […]

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Apple Patents Tech to Combat Concert Pics and Vids

If you’ve been to a concert in the past few years, you’ve most likely noticed an increasing number of fans facing front, glowing smartphone or […]

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Daily Feed

Bruins Win Stanley Cup … Vancouver Still Smoldering: The Bruins return the Cup to Boston for the first time in nearly 40 years after blanking […]

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Q&A: Walter Pierce, Lexington-Based Pioneering Architect

Some years back, the architect and Lexington resident, Walter Pierce was quoted in the Boston Globe, describing Peacock Farm, a pioneering modernist neighborhood in Lexington […]

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Q&A: Walter Pierce, Lexington-Based Pioneering Architect

Some years back, the architect and Lexington resident, Walter Pierce was quoted in the Boston Globe, describing Peacock Farm, a pioneering modernist neighborhood in Lexington that […]

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Rare Tornadoes Bring State of Emergency

Massachusetts is left scarred from the powerful tornadoes that ripped through the central and western parts of the state less than 24 hours ago. Here’s […]

Arts & Entertainment

Preview: Victor Wooten and the Stanley Clark Band

By: Anne Vickman If you’re even remotely interested in bass playing, don’t read the rest of this entry. Just buy your ticket to Victor Wooten […]

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Save the Planet, See a Concert

Fans of Pearl Jam would be wise to start plotting a feigned illness now. That’s because the band’s guitarist, Stone Gossard, will be performing a […]

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Drilling for Votes

After all Massachusetts has done for the Democrats, you’d think the party’s leadership would try to do well by the Bay State. We’ve given them […]

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State Government Goes Green Like McCain

In a new campaign ad, Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama paints John McCain as a computer-illiterate old man. Which is probably for the best—if temperamental […]