Candidates, campaigns and New Coke
Denouncing the Supreme Court ruling on campaign contributions ignores one fact: Americans are perfectly capable of thinking for themselves.
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Archive for January, 2010
Book explores alleged 1918 Series scandal
Say it ain’t so, Sean. A Lynn native has raised the possibility that the 1918 World Series – the last time the Red Sox ruled baseball until the 2004 and 2007 breakthroughs – was ill-gotten gains.
‘Building justice’
Good works are the goal of a small Boston firm that calls itself The Narrow Gate.
‘Mozart Dances’ captures music’s playfulness
One of the greatest pleasures of any concert by the Mark Morris Dance Group is the live music that ignites the dance. “Mozart Dances,” given its Boston premiere last night in the troupe’s Celebrity Series engagement, offers a veritable feast. Morris’s three-part dance work is set to piano concerti and a sonata by Mozart, all given fine performances by pianists …
Book profiles furry angel of death: Oscar the cat
The scientist in Dr. David Dosa was skeptical when first told that Oscar, an aloof cat kept by a nursing home, regularly predicted patients’ deaths by snuggling alongside them in their final hours.
Three lives linked by call to duty, common tragedy
The sacrifices of Harvard Law graduates who took unconventional paths have friends and classmates searching for answers about themselves.
Does Foursquare Have A Douchebag Problem?
With Foursquare seeing fast growth and starting to be embraced by elements of the mainstream (like their new deal with Bravo), it might be decision time.
A popular part of the gaming element of the service is gaining badges, virtual tokens that show you’ve done a certain task on the service. Most of these are clever, like the Photogenic badge when you check-in to three different places with photobooths. But some are a bit more risqué, like the Douchebag badge. As Foursquare keeps growing, will there be pressure to get rid of these?
Red Sox: Many games still available
If your computer melted down from the 47 windows you had open yesterday, do not despair. The Red Sox sent…
Bank of America suffers Internet outage
By Todd Wallack, Globe Staff Many Bank of America customers were unable to access their accounts online Friday when…