Dish was ‘Key West grouper’ in name only
A fish described by T.G.I. Friday's as Key West grouper on the menu at hundreds of restaurants across the country was later found to be Vietnamese catfish.
Special Report
Fish supply chain open to abuses
Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff
The rampant mislabeling of fish that consumers buy can be largely traced to this: the lack of anything like the regulations imposed on meat suppliers.
Fresh black sea bass, with QR code on side
The Trace and Trust program is one of several tracking fish from the boat to the customer’s plate as concerns grow over mislabeling of seafood.
Latin Academy relocation dropped
The Boston school superintendent is abandoning the proposal to move Boston Latin Academy to Hyde Park, but is pursuing location changes for several other schools.
Vast Dana-Farber, Brigham cancer study
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Brigham and Women’s Hospital have initiated a massive study to test cancer patients’ tumors for hundreds of genetic aberrations.
Mass. donations to Romney are down
Mitt Romney’s campaign contributions have dropped off significantly in his home state, with residents giving their former governor a third less than four years ago.
Chemo, radiation, and song
Recent research lends credence to the idea that the emotional gains from music therapy for cancer patients can lead to physiological ones, too.
“We were really excited about the potential the [original] proposal offered, but we appreciate the opportunity to stay at our current location.”
Linda Nathan , co-headmaster at Boston Arts
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Columnists
Metro
Another rescue for ‘Perfect Storm’ ship
Former crew members and others are trying to establish a permanent home for the Coast Guard Cutter Tamaroa, famed for its rescue missions in the 1991 Perfect Storm.
Business
Second opinions, as a job benefit
Tired of inaccuracies, employers who subsidize health insurance for millions of workers are offering free second opinions and medical care reviews as employee benefits.
Politics
Mass. donations to Romney are down
Mitt Romney’s campaign contributions have dropped off significantly in his home state, with residents giving their former governor a third less than four years ago.
Nation & World
130 Occupy Chicago protesters arrested
Demonstrators refused to leave a downtown park in defiance of police orders to clear out.
Sports
MLB to investigate drinking by Sox
MLB executive VP of baseball operations Joe Torre said that his office would investigate the drinking that was going on during games in the Red Sox clubhouse this season.
Health and wellness
G force
A time to live, not stop
Dr. Jennifer Brinckerhoff, medical director of Hebrew SeniorLife Medical Group in Canton, is one of the speakers at a two-part lecture series on retirement living.
Arts
Album review
Coldplay’s ‘Mylo Xyloto’ cleans slate
The fact that five albums in, Coldplay is finally toying with expectations and taking risks is an accomplishment in itself.
Opinion
“To skeptics, Romney sounds like a half-baked Elvis impersonator, lip-synching away but without making any actual music.”
James Carroll
Ideas
“Warren has spent her career trying to coax more legal scholars to conduct the kind of hands-on research that has driven her own work, which remains relatively rare in the field.”
Leon Neyfakh, on the career of Elizabeth Warren