Nearly a quarter of college women say they were assaulted

The major nationwide survey of 27 schools included Harvard and six other Ivy League institutions.

Most jobs added in Boston since recession called low-paying

More than 85 percent of the positions added in Boston since 2009 pay less than $38,000 a year, according to a study.

Black, Hispanic students see gains in school test

Students statewide generally had lower scores on a new test under consideration to replace the MCAS.

Shelisa Bittle, 26, appeared in Roxbury District Court Monday. She pleaded not guilty to five charges, including assault and battery on a police officer.

Woman apologizes for scuffling with T officer on bus

?I apologize for my behavior,? said Shelisa Bittle, but insisted the officer lost control of himself and was ?way too aggressive.?

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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker said he was suspending his campaign and urged other candidates in the crowded field to do the same.

 Nuns attended the Mass celebrated by Pope Francis at the Plaza of the Revolution, in Holguin, Cuba, Monday, Sept. 21. (Tony Gentile/Pool via AP)

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Pope urges Cubans to maintain identity as country opens up

Speaking at Holguín, the land where Fidel and Raul Castro were born, Pope Francis celebrated a large outdoor Mass in Revolution Plaza.

Vetting firm defends work on questioned nurse licenses

At least 13 people received nursing licenses in Mass. based on allegedly fraudulent documents.

State identifies nursing homes cited for misleading ads

Regulators released the names of 51 nursing homes cited in a review of dementia care services.

America?s Test Kitchen names first CEO

David Nussbaum will move into the newly created position in October.

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When the casino opens, Mayor Tom Hoye said, this city 40 miles south of Boston can expect a renaissance of sorts.

Slain child Bella Bond is mourned at Deer Island vigil

Winthrop?s town manager, told mourners that Bella was ?a child who came to us like a creature in the wind to our shore and touched all of us and made us come together.?

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State Police reports filed in court detail how authorities made arrests in the case that had baffled them since June.

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Prosecutors described details of Bella Bond?s life and death in a hearing in which her accused killer was held without bail and her mother held on $1 million bail.

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?This is Ducky,? said Megan Fewtrell, godmother of Bella Bond. ?Bella loved Ducky. She needed Ducky to go to sleep.?

The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum draws about 200,000 visitors a year.

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Amid frictions, JFK Museum remains a draw

The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, whose staff has been decimated by internal conflict, is steadily drawing about 200,000 visitors a year.

BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL

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Rex Ryan said he was outcoached by Bill Belichick, but it was far worse than that as several of Ryan?s calls backfired.

Xander Bogaerts watched his grand slam in the eighth inning that put the Red Sox ahead.

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Xander Bogaerts grand slam lifts Red Sox over Rays

The Red Sox opened their season?s final home stand at Fenway Park with a thrilling win.

Evan Horowitz | Quick Study

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A look at religion and how it affects voter attitudes toward the presidency.

Album review

Ryan Adams turns Taylor Swift?s ?1989? into mellow gold

Ryan Adams?s version of ?1989,? a track-by-track reimagining of Taylor Swift's 2014 album, reveals new layers in the songs.

The Big Picture

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Fighting Olympic eviction

As sports arenas rise up around them, around 50 families remain in Vila Autodromo, which borders the Olympic Park in Rio de Janeiro.

BetaBoston

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Affectiva Inc. develops software that scans videos of the face in search of the same visual cues that humans instinctively recognize.

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Analysis

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The pontiff touched on the Cuban revolution ? including its penchant for ideological excess and the suffering it has imposed.

Lifestyle

Living Room

Time to update

When the homeowners relocated from Brooklyn, they were thrilled to move into this spacious South End home. Yet the décor left a little something to be desired.