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Boston’s burger scene is getting bigger and better. This American classic is suddenly a hot dish. Here’s what chefs are doing with the best bites you can get on a bun.

The Stoughton carpenter says, “I realized I had a skill set that could help.” By James H. Burnett III

His classes at the Brookline private school learn the value of speaking out. By Christie Matheson

The head of the Harvard Law School Project on Disability zeroes in on discrimination. By Michael Blanding

The MIT professor is heading up the pioneering effort called edX. By Jon Marcus

The art therapy instructor at Lesley University believes the creative process can work wonders. By Mark Pothier

From the chemical engineer’s lab come high-tech wonders with practical applications. By Mary Carmichael

The psychiatrist has helped improve women’s body images and can be partly credited with Vogue’s skinny model ban. By Tina Sutton

The company--cofounded by a Tufts University student--taps online tools to achieve social change. By James H. Burnett III

It turns out these daters have met before. This time will they connect?

I learned to cook from one of the grandmother greats and now share that fun with my own two granddaughters. By Miriam Weinstein

Before each home game, food, music, and more. By Scott Helman

It took mere hours before the “team player” cudgel was wielded against Chief Justice John Roberts. By Brendan Tapley

Actual events from the island inspired the author, known as the “queen of the summer novel,” when writing Summerland.

With chimichurri, ranchero sauce, and Malaysian spices By Adam Ried

At El Paisa, there's little chance you will leave the table hungry.

Cracking down on the party planner? Plus, handling honesty’s aftermath. By Robin Abrahams

These properties--in Cohasset, Sherborn, and Weston--feature easy access to the great outdoors.

They’re an essential accessory on breezy New England nights, and these three Bostonians know how to don them well. By Tina Sutton

From Shakespeare to folk music to a gospel celebration.

The president, Papi, and Parrotheads

The noted sky watcher comments on the talking-teddy bear film Ted on Twitter.

In Beverly, a boy learns a thing or two about bikes and bowwows.

Globe Magazine readers respond to articles on pesky dogs, Scrabble, nonalcoholic drink recipes, and idling in the car.