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A Proposal to Make the Micro Apartment a Little More Livable
The dormitory meets the real world.
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Photos
40-Year-Old Images Show East Boston Grappling With an Expanding Logan Airport
The photographer, while visiting the site again in 2010 said, "none of this is familiar."
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Has the Christian Church Forgotten Its Urban Roots?
Two pastors make the case that American Christians need to shed their "anti-urban bias" before their religion becomes marginalized.
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The New Economy of City-Based Top Level Internet Domains
Dozens of cities will have the chance to design their own municipally focused microcosm of the web.
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Postcard
Piles of Sneakers, Rose Petals and Other Moving Memorials to Boston
From the city and beyond.
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Postcard
How Boston Magazine Put Together Its Striking Marathon Cover
The magazine collected and photographed dozens of shoes from runners, all while the city was on lock-down.
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Do Long Commutes Discourage Married Women From Working?
A new study finds that they do — to a very considerable extent.
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The Big Fix
Are 'Lockdowns' the New Standard?
There's a lot we still need to know about the strategic decisions that led authorities to shut down Boston for a manhunt.
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East Coast Cities at Risk in Future Tsunamis
If a major tsunami were to occur off the Atlantic coast, cities from New England to New Jersey could be hardest hit.
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The Psychology of a Citywide Lockdown
People around Boston didn't stay inside Friday because the city forced them to. And this distinction matters.
