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10 best books of January, according to Amazon's editors
The 10 best books of January, 2012, according to Amazon's editors.
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Super Bowl cities: Is hosting a boon or a bust?
Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis, Ind. will bring tourists, visibility, and money. But is hosting the Super Bowl worth it?
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Change Agent
Super Bowl puts spotlight on philanthropist's life
Myra Kraft's good works inspire Patriots football players and the New England region.
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Fraternity
How a scholarship program brought color to Holy Cross
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10 best books of January, according to Amazon's editors
The 10 best books of January, 2012, according to Amazon's editors.
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After the Shirley Sherrod furor, a pivot on racial entitlement?
The US Department of Agriculture, from which Shirley Sherrod was fired for appearing to discriminate, stood at the forefront of institutional racism for decades. The question of whether America has righted historical wrongs against blacks ignites today's heated race debate.
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Shirley Sherrod debacle: why Obama stumbles on race
The Obama administration hastily forced the resignation of a black Agriculture Department official, Shirley Sherrod, who was accused of racism. Shirley Sherrod was later exonerated. It's the second time in two summers that President Obama has become mired in a matter of race.
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Amid sex abuse furor, Catholic leaders can rebuild trust
A contemporary adaptation of an old Catholic practice could prevent future sex abuse.
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The New Economy
MLB opening day: Will baseball tickets sales soar?
The great recession hit sales of baseball tickets hard. But with signs that the economy is improving, there's cautious optimism for MLB opening day and beyond.
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NCAA mens basketball bracket: Even top seeds lose money
Top teams in the NCAA mens basketball bracket should generate hundreds of millions for colleges. But almost all March Madness teams lose money. What gives?
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For today’s teens, a politics website of their own
They’re more engaged in politics than Generation X was – and are looking for ways to voice their views.
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As job market shrinks, so do college grads’ grand plans
The best prepared are finding jobs, but others are having to consider internships or living at home.
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College cooking beyond ramen
To save money and time, many college students cook creatively in their dorms.
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