Yes, tuition revenue is rising, but administrative salaries and wages are outpacing that.
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With the heat index surpassing 100 Tuesday, schools closed early and municipalities opened cooling centers. If you?re hoping for a cooldown on Wednesday, you?re out of luck.
Schools hope bus driver shortages don?t continue Students at about a dozen Boston schools that started the year early were left to wait in oppressive temperatures Tuesday as a large number of bus drivers called out.
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William Lytton, who is now at Spaulding Rehab, spoke out for the first time since the Aug. 15 incident.
Trump: Democrats would enact change ?quickly and violently? Speaking to evangelical leaders, the president painted a stark picture of what losing the majority in the House would mean for his conservative agenda.
Trump ally wins Florida GOP governor?s primary Representative Ron DeSantis is one of President Trump?s most unabashed allies.
Is Jeff Sessions on the hot seat once again? There is growing evidence that Senate Republicans are resigned to the prospect that Sessions may be canned after the midterm elections.
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Baby boomers continue to be ?pigeonholed? into lower-wage positions, said one economist, and that can have dire financial consequences.
Priests are grim-faced after meeting with O?Malley The cardinal held a 90-minute meeting with about 300 archdiocesan priests Tuesday in the wake of the latest abuse scandal in the Catholic Church.
Biotech IPOs are booming, and it could be a record year Fifteen Mass. companies went public through July 31, surpassing the total for all of 2017.
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State Police still investigating MIT shooting Bullets hit a building, a vehicle, and a tree, police said.
One Boston media institution is leaving the city . . . The Boston Herald will relocate its offices to Braintree, six years after the tabloid moved from its longtime home on Harrison Avenue.
. . . but another one is sticking around WBZ-TV, based on Soldiers Field Road since it signed on in 1948, will move to a newly constructed building elsewhere on the property.
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Seventh District
Critics say the city councilor can be vague or tend toward political expediency.
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The question is whether Capuano?s record is enough to satisfy Democrats? restive mood.
These 4 Democratic primary races will tell us where the party is going These contests could serve as a harbinger for the future of the party.
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Endorsement: Rachael Rollins and Donna Patalano would lead on criminal justice reform We can do better, and that?s why the Democratic primaries for the Middlesex and Suffolk DAs are so important.
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Red Sox find relief, beat Marlins on error in ninth inning The victory snapped a three-game losing streak for Boston.
The call is going to just over 300,000 frequent voters on their landlines and cellphones statewide.
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As an account of Israel?s long, high-stakes hunt for escaped Hitler lieutenant Adolf Eichmann, the historical thriller is itself an involved enterprise.
Five or six whales may be swimming in Boston Harbor right now The Coast Guard is asking mariners to be cautious.
California bishop won?t retire to a $2.3 million home, after all The head of the Diocese of San Jose now says he?ll live in a rectory at one of the diocese?s parishes.
At 117, she might be the oldest person in the world Julia Flores Colque is lucid and full of life, and she loves a good cake and singing folkloric songs.
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We asked several Boston chefs (who are also parents) how to make lunches that won?t invite complaints, comparisons, hunger strikes, and mood swings. Here?s their advice.
How Trump?s television diet has become a to-do list for aides President Trump is increasingly relying on Fox News in making decisions ? often running afoul of his actual advisers in the process.
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Where to eat in Greater Boston this fall Fall is the perfect time to rediscover the city, and discover some of its newer restaurants.
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
NFL broadcasters find Bill Belichick to be quite the conversationalist In weekly production meetings, the Patriots coach displays a rarely seen side of himself ? if the topic is right.
Man walking through woods bitten by boa constrictor in Hyannis The man tried to pick up the snake and was bitten, later saying he thought he saw a fang embedded in his swollen arm.
Baker says he wants GPS tracking in Environmental Police vehicles Governor Baker?s remarks Tuesday came after a Globe report outlined questionable payroll practices at the agency.
Cannabis firms? deals with municipalities get more scrutiny A controversy over payments from marijuana operators to cities and towns seems likely to end in court.
In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? writer David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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Why is a great Senate office building named for a modern racist? In 1972, 99 senators voted to name the Old Senate Office Building for Richard Russell. It?s not too late to fix that mistake.
TSA says air marshals don?t follow ?ordinary? travelers. Some ordinary travelers beg to differ She?s a social media manager for an arts-and-crafts company, and somehow became a target of a secret TSA surveillance program.
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Watchdog group calls for NIH to halt ?dangerous? study of sepsis treatment The group contends patients in the trial are ?unwitting guinea pigs in a physiology experiment that will not advance medical care for sepsis.?
Another poor outing by the bullpen ? blowing leads in the eighth and ninth innings ? took away some of the luster from win No. 91.
DeLuca pleaded guilty in 2016 on three counts related to the disappearance of a South Boston nightclub owner.
Sleeping the way the New England Patriots quarterback sleeps just got cheaper.
He?s spent nearly $200,000. Now, Jeffrey Sánchez is turning to political star power in the fight to keep his seat.
It?s the first official outside evaluation of the toll in a disaster whose damage in some cases took months to unfold.
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The city?s default speed limit dropped from 30 mph to 25 mph less than two years ago.
The software startup helps businesses manage their use of cloud-based data and services.
CNN and Fox News will be airing parts of the event, and the Associated Press will be live-streaming all of it.
The Southie-born chef really just wants a good tuna fish sandwich and some vanilla ice cream.
Until next year, my sweetheart In a special bonus episode, Meredith Goldstein explores what happens to summer romance when the summer ends, and ?Wet Hot American Summer? writer David Wain shares a girl-crazy memory from his own camp days.
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
Seattle?s mayor talks growing pains that offer some lessons for Boston Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan spoke at a Globe event on how innovation is shaping our world, and she?s in high demand among the hundreds of mayors gathered in Boston.
More about Last Seen: The Largest Unsolved Art Heist ever A true-crime podcast about the most valuable ? and confounding ? art heist in history: the theft of 13 irreplaceable artworks from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.
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The Big Picture
The Trump administration canceled the program that had allowed Patricia Carbajal to create a life as a mother, a construction worker, and a budding activist.
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