Judge Alexander lays down the law: ’Equity matters’
Serghino René
The Honorable Joyce London Alexander, the nation’s first African American Chief United States Magistrate Judge and first African American woman judge of any court in Massachusetts, was happy to be home in Cambridge. Full story
Haitian photographer’s images are a tool for change
Serghino René
Daniel Morel remembers the day he discovered photography. It wasn’t the happiest of days, but it set the stage for the rest of his life.
It was Nov. 12, 1964, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and Morel remembers it being almost like a national holiday. Full story
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LOCAL
Ron Bell to ‘bridge gap’ as Public Liaison leader Full Story
Activists, ideas find home at Neal’s Freedom House Full story
Broadcaster to pay $2M in bomb scare Full story
NATIONAL
Dungy is in everything for the long haul Full story
Biden tells Democrats he regrets Obama remarks Full story
Plan for Miss. civil rights museum gains supporters Full story
WORLD
African Union military delegation visits Somalia Full story
China launches mining program in Zambia Full story
HEALTH NEWS
Benjamin Healthcare staff second to none Full story
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Toward effective recruitment
The Boston Globe had a scoop last week. A confidential source disclosed the names of the two top contenders for the presidency of Harvard University. The very next day, one of the named finalists withdrew his name from consideration. Full editorial
OPINION
Questions about Obama’s race defy logic
— Kenneth J. Cooper
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Boston’s spirit of giving on full display this holiday season
— Majors William and Joan Bode
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