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- Bad sports
I agree with Mark Jurkowitz (“ Muckrakers in the Outfield ,” April 7) that there are mostly yes men reporting sports, but I’d focus my analysis differently.
- The ProJo's brave new world
The Providence Journal is turning to an unlikely source — high school football — for help.
- Phoenix's Jurkowitz to depart
Media critic Mark Jurkowitz will be leaving the paper on or around July 1 to become the associate director of the Project for Excellence in Journalism headquartered in Washington, DC.
- Table manners
My first blackjack experience came as a newly minted college grad.
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- Stop whining and do your job
A president with a history of antipathy toward the media complains openly about the “knee-jerk liberal press.”
- Turd Blossoming
Alito, the Globe , and more.
- Gesualdi’s
It surprises me every time.
- Political stock report
Charles Baker is the party establishment’s favorite, and with good reason. GOP RIP: Arguably at its lowest point ever, can the Massachusetts Republican Party rescue itself from its leaders? By David S. Bernstein
- Tumult at the Town Beach
An interesting brouhaha involving a bit of homophobia has emerged in Narragansett.
- Larry's Kidney
In this nonfiction account pretty accurately described by the book's subtitle, Daniel Asa Rose accompanies his nebbishy but mobbed-up relative on a mission for a Chinese two-fer: to get the organ he desperately needs and — why not, as long as we're here? — a wife, to boot. In this excerpt, the author first hears about his cousin's dubious — and, according to Chinese law, illegal — plan.
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