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Munyenyezi says she fled Rwanda for her safety, but prosecutors say she was running from her own crimes. By Tom Haines

How to simplify your life in letters.

If a prefab chin doesn’t suit you, try the ‘bespoke’ version. By Anne Vickman

How Unreal Brands’ new line of better-for-you candy compares with the competition, according to the kids of Globe Magazine staffers.

Traffic over steel grates sounds like the Indy 500. By Scott Helman

What to do when one person dominates a conversation, plus money troubles between parents and their adult child. By Robin Abrahams

Uninterrupted conversation is challenging when you have a toddler in tow. So how does a newcomer to town find soul mates? By Alison Lobron

Will his daring manscaping turn her on or off?

Michael Leviton, of Lumiere and Area Four, on bowing out of the program after roughly a decade. By Michael Leviton (as told to Mark Pothier)

As one of three street-performer monitors for the Cambridge Arts Council this summer, city resident Leslie Condon works to keep order on the sidewalks.

Fashion-conscious locals show off new ways to wear an old-fashioned fabric. By Tina Sutton

Three recipes for fresh, filling summertime salads. By Adam Ried

In Natick, all you need for supper.

These properties in Braintree, Melrose, and Norwood offer easy access to shopping and other amenities.

Cliff diving off the ICA, kung fu films in Chinatown, longboarding with Cape Cod old-timers, and more.

What’s a smartphone-wielding teenager in Worcester to make of it?

The Dorchester-bred former frontwoman for Letters to Cleo shares her views on Twitter.

Boston Globe Magazine readers weigh in on junk e-mail, garden pests, doctors overtreating, and catching a black bear.