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The Celtics missed 18 of 23 shots in the final quarter and lost their fourth straight game to fall one game below .500.
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Red Pepper, which opened in a strip mall in 2007, features a spare ambiance and quirky menu translations, but raises the bar for Sichuan cuisine in the Boston area.
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At Bondir in Cambridge, a little savory tart represents edible history in many corners of the world, as ancient grains have been popping up more at local establishments.
Aisling McCarthy Brady, accused in the death of a 1-year-old, has faced assault and battery charges and been the subject of two restraining orders.
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The heartbreak and hoax that befell Manti Te’o, the Notre Dame linebacker, is age-old, although the Internet adds a new element of risk for those seeking love.
Hackers took down the website of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for an hour in a tribute to Swartz, the activist who committed suicide earlier this month.
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The Red Sox introduced Mike Napoli, who said he didn’t know of his condition before a team physical and has never had symptoms.
Events honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. slid seamlessly into celebrations of the swearing-in of the nation’s first black president.
Governor Deval Patrick and his wife were invited to the White House after the inauguration balls four years ago, and they received a similar invitation this year.
As we sniffle and stress about lurking germs, researchers across the Boston area are developing new ways of fighting the flu.
In his new book, the ex-Red Sox manager offers some hilarious peeks behind the clubhouse doors, with many of the laughs coming from Ramirez.
![“In one year, we will be flying a huge helicopter that can carry people, [and is commanded] with an iPhone.” says Missy Cummings, who is on leave from MIT and working on a medical evacuation helicopter for the military.](http://c.o0bg.com/rf/image_150x150/Boston/2011-2020/2013/01/22/BostonGlobe.com/Lifestyle/Images/missy%20Quad2--150x150.jpg)
Missy Cummings studies unmanned aerial vehicles — commonly known as drones — as a professor at MIT.
