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Your guide to the city's most exciting restaurant debuts, the grand openings to come, the...
By Donna Garlough & Leah Mennies
Features
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Electric YouthWhy Susan Linn and her Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood are a child marketer's worst nightmare.
By Catherine Elton
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Game On! Clash of the Casino TitansIt’s the high-stakes, high-roller tug of war to build the Boston casino.
By Jason Schwartz
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Shut the F*** Up! The Second-Most-Powerful Man in America is TalkingIt’s no secret that Bill O’Reilly is in love with himself. But could he actually be suffering from a pathological personality disorder?
By Barry Nolan
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Where to Eat in 2012Your guide to the city's most exciting restaurant debuts and grand openings to come.
By Donna Garlough & Leah Mennies
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Departments
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Crimson PrideHow Tommy Amaker turned Harvard into a basketball powerhouse.
By Peter May
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Bus StopIs Mayor Menino ready to quit wasting money on student transportation?
By Steve Poftak
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News
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Susan Linn's Picks for Worst Toys of 2011The worst child advertising offenders of the year.
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The Narcissist In MeAfter diagnosing Bill O'Reilly, Bary Nolan tries the narcissism personal inventory quiz himself.
By Barry Nolan
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Bill O'Reilly's "Shut Up!" Victim ListA look at some of the more notable people to whom Bill O'Reilly has said "Shut up."
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Just SlideSledding's not just fun, it also burns calories and gets you that much-needed vitamin D.
By Casey Lyons
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Hubbub with Jeff KinneyThe most popular author in the state just may be Jeff Kinney with his Diary of a Wimpy Kid series.
By Jason Schwartz
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Attack Ads for JesusYour greatest source of strength might also be your biggest political blind spot.
By Anne Vickman
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Alex “Sandy” Pentland: The MIT ConnectionOne of the world's most innovative and prolific tech gurus makes his intellectual home at — surprise, surprise — MIT.
By Liv Gold
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My Digital ValentineHas online dating actually raised our standards?
By Casey Lyons
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Food & Dining
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Where to Eat in 2012: Success, SquaredKendall Square wasn’t supposed to be the next big neighborhood restaurant story — but it is.
By Erin Byers Murray
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Where to Eat in 2012: The Rumor MillThe spots that we suspect will be coming to town this year.
By Donna Garlough & Leah Mennies
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Where to Eat in 2012: Hometown HeroWhat happens when a high-end NYC chef comes back to run the family café — in Watertown?
By Leah Mennies
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Where to Eat in 2012: Restaurants 2.0After major changes, these local standbys have us excited all over again.
By Donna Garlough & Leah Mennies
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Where to Eat in 2012: How to Open a Restaurant That's Already OverHow to make sure your hot new spot is a flash in the pan.
By Donna Garlough & Leah Mennies
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Where to Eat in 2012: Coming Soon and Open NowThe ultimate list of where to go now and through 2012.
By Donna Garlough & Leah Mennies
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The Cocoa ChroniclesHow Taza makes its chocolate, from bean to bar.
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Variations on a ThemeA look at the veggie-loaded terrines sprouting up all over town.
By Leah Mennies
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First Bite at Sweet CheeksFenway’s new barbecue spot turns on the charm.
By Donna Garlough
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Tool KitA local food pro’s must-have equipment.
By Leah Mennies
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Trade Secret: Black MagicWhat's the secret ingredient behind the Myers + Chang flavor? Chinese black vinegar.
By Leah Mennies
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First Sip at BackbarWhen you order a drink at Backbar, they want you to know it's as fresh as can be.
By Leah Mennies
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Dining Out at TradeThanks to early crowds, bold spices, and talent at the oven, Jody Adams’s new restaurant sizzles.
By Corby Kummer
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Fashion & Style
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Concord GreatsA fresh look at Concord's shopping scene.
By Courtney Hollands
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Sheer DelightsHeat things up this winter with flirty lace lingerie in bold shades.
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The Write StuffIconic Cambridge stationer Bob Slate is back in business, thanks to a longtime customer who couldn’t let it go.
By Anne Vickman
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Living LargeRachel Slade’s off-kilter take on hub dwellings.
By Rachel Slade
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The Slade Index: February 2012What's hot and not in Boston home design.
By Rachel Slade
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Forget Me KnotSlim, limited-edition cravats cut from new and vintage fabrics, and even from recycled kimonos.
By Courtney Hollands
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Editor's Letter: The Parent TrapYou do the reading, you talk to other parents, you make your choices.
By John Wolfson
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