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George Frazier’s duende
THE ECHOES grow ever more faint as we move ever farther from their source. George Frazier has been gone for 37 years, and we don’t hear as much about him anymore.
J.J. Barea and Brian Cardinal: Unassuming Stars of the NBA Finals
MIAMI – There are plenty of reasons to pull for the Dallas Mavericks in Game 6 of the 2011 NBA Finals, which tips off Sunday night, at 8 p.m. Eastern. They share the ball on offense, and despite the advancing age of their players, give maximum effort on defense. They have two veteran future Hall […]
Boston.com
Downtown revitalization project frustrates struggling business owners in Amman
AMMAN, Jordan — Bazar Al Mhirat is a modest antique shop located at the Wasat al Ballad market in downtown Amman. Walking by, customers are drawn in by chunky vintage rings with pigmented stones, necklaces fit for royalty, and a collection of dusty coins.
Nature News
Tevatron teams clash over new physics
Research groups at the Tevatron, the proton-antiproton collider at Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois, have reached starkly different conclusions about a possible sighting of new particles beyond what is expected under the standard model of particle physics.
A college education is your best bet
Investor Peter Thiel has generated attention by making some provocative claims about America’s colleges and universities. Thiel has labeled U.S. higher education “a bubble in the classic sense,” and believes that college degrees are “overvalued.”
Companies Spend on Equipment, Not Workers
Companies that are looking for a good deal arenât seeing one in new workers.
U.S. News & World Report
Use Summer to Boost Scholarship Applications for Fall
Summer break is officially here for most American students: time off from early mornings, hitting the books, and taking tests. In years past, many teens looked to the summer months as a time to increase the hours they worked at their part-time jobs or take on summer gigs, such as babysitting, lifeguarding, and festival work. […]
American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee Bans Pro-Freedom Singer
A leading Arab American group dropped a prominent Syrian-American musician from performing at their annual convention in a dispute over a freedom-tinged song that he was set to perform.
Boston Magazine Boston Daily Blog
This Is Your Brain. And this Is Your Brain on Gossip.
Late last month, smack in the middle of the DiMasi trial and right around the time we learned of Arnoldâs infidelity, a Science study out of Northeastern University popped into the world and promptly landed itself in headlines across the blogosphere. The title, “The Visual Impact of Gossip,” pretty much explains its popularity off the […]
Boston Herald
Amy Black lights up Nashville
When Amy Black boarded a plane for Nashville, Tenn., last fall, she had no idea -Music City was about to become her personal vortex. Following the route to songwriting renown blazed by fellow New Englanders Lori McKenna and Mary Gauthier, the Lowell resident went to the Americana Music -Association conference to network and see whether […]
The Christian Science Monitor
LeBron James in spotlight off-court, too. Is he selling caffeine to kids?
As basketball star LeBron James tries to take a step closer to the championship that has so far eluded him in Game 4 of the NBA Finals Tuesday, his off-the-court activities are drawing the ire of a number of pediatricians nationwide.
Metro Boston
Stanley Cup Finals: The hit heard ‘round the Hub
When Bruins forward Nathan Horton took a hit Monday night, the fans felt it.