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Harvard would be unwise to negotiate with Trump

Any concessions would be viewed as having been extorted.

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How to make collision-prone Boston safer for all
The same dense streets that lead to frequent and often fatal crashes are also where slower speeds can save lives, but only if we invest in real safety improvements.

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Let’s put this Sox hot streak in perspective

Much of the team didn’t even go to the White House, and a number of Sox went to the National Zoo instead.
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So, the Sox are pretty, pretty good. Nice of a sportswriter to admit it.

Finally, a positive, supportive column about the Sox! It was magical reading it.

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The endless quest to see an end to suffering in Gaza
"What is a cease-fire? Don’t mistake it with peace," writes one reader. Another: "Hamas is losing the war tactically but winning strategically."

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Mass. K-12 plan to address antisemitism is flawed
The recommendations consistently classify anti-Israeli and anti-Zionist speech as antisemitic. There is danger in this approach.

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Menino’s Seaport vision shows what an ‘urban mechanic’ can do
His idea that a new convention center would set off a development boom and create a whole new neighborhood — what was that if not inspired vision?

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Newton mayor crosses a line by painting over neighborhood’s road markings
The community awoke to the sound of trucks in the middle of the night and found their cultural heritage erased.

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Lawmakers, protect us from PFAS

To protect our health and our water, we must stop PFAS at their sources.

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Fall River fire is a tragic illustration of elders’ vulnerability

"Whatever can be learned from this tragedy, from fire prevention to rescue perspectives, is of the utmost importance," writes one reader.

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Mass. residents: We will not be bystanders to ICE thuggery

"Communities of faith are a powerful and growing force for resistance to injustice," write two readers. Another writes that "we need the help of our governor."

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It shouldn’t take much to teach kids about antisemitism

In order to understand the magnitude of the Holocaust, students in Whitwell, Tenn., were encouraged to collect 6 million paper clips.

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The ‘moral architecture’ of religion, cracks and all

An essay on lessons from C.S. Lewis's "The Screwtape Letters" generated a debate on religion, belief, and open-mindedness.

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Block corporate sway, but let doctors seek management services

Without operational and financial support, physicians will have even less time to spend with patients.

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Live tunes at Logan: music to their ears or a grating on their nerves?

Readers are of two minds, though some really want to give a piece of their minds, over a pilot program to bring live music to a couple of baggage claim areas at Logan Airport.

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Dear Canada: Let us explain

While views come from a variety of vantage points, the overwhelming message is: Don’t give up on us yet.