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Wednesday, December 13, 2023


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Higher Education


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Top oversight board, former presidents back Harvard University leader

Breaking days of silence after Harvard president Claudine Gay’s testimony at a congressional hearing, the Fellows of Harvard College issued a statement of support for her and said a review found “instances of inadequate citation” in her scholarly work.
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High schools


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Plan for professional soccer at White Stadium sharply reduces access for Boston high school football

City officials say football will be prohibited at the stadium during the professional soccer season, which in 2024 is scheduled to run from March 16 until Nov. 3.
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Lifestyle


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Swiftmas? It’s the most significant holiday you’ve never heard of.

For Taylor Swift fans, Dec. 13, the star’s birthday, is also a budding holiday: Swiftmas. Swiftmas trees, Swiftmas cards, and Swiftmas gift exchanges are just the beginning.
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Higher Education


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Harvard board says review of president Gay’s writings finds no violations of school standards on research misconduct, but instances of ‘inadequate citation’

Several academics said Gay’s work clearly appeared to violate Harvard’s policy on plagiarism, which calls for strict delineation between a writer’s ideas and those that originated with others.
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World


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Biden warns Israel it is ‘losing support’ over war

President Biden told Israel’s leaders on Tuesday that they were losing international support for their war in the Gaza Strip, exposing a widening rift with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who rejected out of hand the American vision for a postwar resolution to the conflict.
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Boston Globe Today | December 12, 2023

WATCH: Tuesday's episode of Boston Globe Today. Stories include: can Gen-zers live without a smartphone? The 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party
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Bostonians of the Year: The beleaguered, absolutely essential MBTA rider

WATCH: They’ve suffered through shutdowns, slow zones and breakdowns, but they ride. Business enterprise reporter Janelle Nanos has the story behind the honor.
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Biden aggressively calls out Trump by name

WATCH: For two-plus years, the President rarely uttered the name of the person he replaced. Washington bureau chief Jim Puzzanghera unpacks the strategic shift.
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Nation


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Cannabis use linked to higher risk of poor pregnancy outcomes, study finds

Experts say the study adds to a growing body of evidence that no amount of cannabis is safe during pregnancy, and that health-care providers need to work on better messaging about cannabis.
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Nation


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Pharmacies share medical data with police without a warrant, inquiry finds

Pharmacies' records hold some of the most intimate details of their customers' personal lives, including years-old medical conditions and the prescriptions they take for mental health and birth control.
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Politics


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Zelensky’s pleas for US aid hit a wall of resistance by Republicans

Senate Republicans emerged from their meetings with Ukraine's leader unmoved and reiterated their stance that they would not agree to any new aid for Ukraine unless Biden and Democrats bowed to their demands to clamp down on migration at the southern border.
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Cyberattack hits Kyiv, knocking out phone and internet service

In some parts of the country, the loss of mobile phone and internet service cut off early-warning air raid systems.
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World


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Poland’s new prime minister vows to press the West to continue helping neighboring Ukraine

Donald Tusk's challenges include restoring democratic standards in Poland and seeking to manage the migration that is causing political upheaval in Europe.
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World


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Rishi Sunak gets a respite after UK lawmakers vote in favor of the Rwanda migration bill

The result averts a defeat that would have left Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s authority in tatters and his government teetering. It buys Sunak some breathing space, but tees up further wrangling in the coming weeks.
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EDITORIAL


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To fight climate change, we need to switch to electric vehicles. The transition isn’t going as well as hoped.

Getting more people into EVs will require creative thinking — and greater urgency.
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OPINION


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What to make of Massachusetts’ lawsuit against neo-Nazi group NSC-131

The suit underscores that citizens don’t have to sit on the sidelines and idly witness in shock what NSC-131 has been accused of doing to promote its white supremacist ideology.
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OPINION


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Carol DiMaiti Stuart’s murder was an act of domestic violence

"It was easier to blame and persecute a Black man … than acknowledge the harm that happened in that relationship."
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Politics


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Ahead of possible vote, City Council drills down on details of police patrolmen’s contract

The council could vote Wednesday on whether to approve funding for the $82 million pact.
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Citing inequity in child care, state officials endorse new subsidy rate for providers

The goal is to address “some long standing inequity” for the roughly 56 percent of child care providers in the state who accept children that receive state subsidies, according to state Early Education and Care Commissioner Amy Kershaw.
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NH Politics


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N.H. Governor Chris Sununu endorses Nikki Haley in GOP primary

His endorsement could consolidate voters opposed to Donald Trump behind Haley and help her to post at least a strong second-place showing in the Granite State, if not an upset.
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Sports






CELTICS NOTEBOOK


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Joe Mazzulla expresses surprise at what got Jaylen Brown ejected on Friday

“They said the second one was a wave-off and that’s why he got a tech? Is that in the rule book? I haven’t heard that one,” the Celtics coach said.
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COLLEGES


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Baseball player settles with UMass Lowell over coach’s alleged discrimination

Chancellor Julie Chen is scheduled to meet with Cedric Rose and his parents to mark a settlement agreement between the former player — who was dismissed by former baseball coach Ken Harring — and the university.
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Chad Finn


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Bill Belichick should remain Patriots coach because no one in NFL history has been better when all looked lost

It's annoying that some fans, particularly those who lived through the two-decade dynasty, are so quick to minimalize Belichick's role.
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Trendlines


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There’s no relief in sight for Boston renters

Rent growth accelerated this year. Next year won’t be much different.
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innovation beat


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Google lost its antitrust case. Changes are coming faster than you think.

The tech giant was found guilty on Monday of violating antitrust laws with its Android app store, in a first-of-its-kind ruling that could potentially blow up the business model underlying the smartphone economy.
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Biotech


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Somerville-based Bluebird Bio got its sickle cell gene therapy approved. Will it matter for the struggling biotech?

The company’s stock fell by more than 40 percent Friday after the approval of Lyfgenia, the release of its pricing, and comparison to a less expensive gene-edited drug approved the same day.
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Obituaries






Obituaries


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Jane Wodening, experimental film star and intrepid writer, dies at 87

The longtime collaborator and wife of Stan Brakhage, the avant-garde filmmaker, she wrote about life out of a Honda Civic and in a mountain shack.
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Obituaries


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Isabella de la Houssaye, athlete who endured against the odds, dies at 59

Isabella de la Houssaye, a lawyer and prolific endurance athlete who continued to go on daunting adventures around the world with her five children after being diagnosed with Stage 4 non-small-cell lung cancer, died Saturday in Hermosa Beach, California. She was 59.
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Arts & Lifestyle






BEST POETRY OF 2023


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Here are 6 of our favorite poetry collections in 2023

This year's poets were not afraid to wrestle with larger questions of history and existence.
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MUSIC REVIEW


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Mariah Carey makes merry at TD Garden

As befits the “Queen of Christmas” title that’s attached itself to Carey over the past decade, the show was designed more in the vein of a Rockettes holiday spectacular than a pop concert.
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Books


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Penguin Random House reaches for underrepresented audiences with The Reader Lounge

With a social media campaign launched in October, The Reader Lounge has made itself cozy in readers’ inboxes.
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