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AUGUST 10, 2003
The Pitchman Why tycoon Nick Lopardo left big-time banking in Boston for small-time baseball in Lynn. By Gordon Edes and Maureen Mullen |
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Encounter Angela Peri Looking for just the right Bostonian to appear in a reality-TV show can be a full-time job. By Joanna Weiss |
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In Person Golden oldies A car radio is like a time machine, taking you back to those lazy days of carefree youth. By Alice Holstein |
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Currents Let's be honest Corporate America has stayed silent about its corruption and scandals for too long. Speak the truth. By Don Aucoin |
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Science Fetal positions The discovery of a collection of fetuses in jars underscores how perceptions change over time. By Eric Goldscheider |
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JULY 27 How Safe Is Boston Harbor? | By H.D.S. Greenway Living with hazardous cargo in the age of terrorism. JULY 20 Why is Deirdre Griffin Becoming a Nun? | By Neil Swidey A 32-year-old woman from Medford is letting go of her career and her lifestyle. Her reason: Because God has something else in mind. JULY 13 A Narrow Escape from Nazi Germany | By Shira Springer The author's great-grandparents and grandmother were trapped in the Third Reich as the Final Solution took shape. But they survived. JUNE 29 The Rise of the Trophy Professor | By Patrick Healy Universities will do almost anything these days to land a star professor who can bring prestige, attract large donors, and, oh yes, even do some teaching. JUNE 22 The Cape Cod Issue - 2003 Seeing the Cape creatively: Norman Mailer, Robert Pinsky, Seth Rolbein, Michael Lee, Mary Higgins Clark, Justin Tussing, and more... JUNE 15 Middle Class and Out of Work | By Carlene Hempel When white-collar professionals get the pink slip, they face an unexpected reality: Getting back into the work force is a full-time job. JUNE 8 Course Correction at Rindge | By Michelle Bates Deakin It remains to be seen whether achievement-blind classes at Cambridge Rindge and Latin will serve as a national model or a cautionary tale. |
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