Lexington man stoops to conquer
The results of a year spent bending down to pick up change on the sidewalk. By John L. McCune
September 16, 2012 The Boston Globe Magazine
After the crash
In 2003, Newburyport teenager Neil Bornstein suffered a traumatic brain injury in an accident that killed his girlfriend. His mother tells of the journey the entire family took. By Dr. Carolyn Roy-Bornstein
Getting over the fear of public speaking
Curry College professor Katherine Morrison talks about her role in Speak, a new documentary on the search for the world’s best public speaker.
The Guide
9 hot trends in kitchen design
9 hot trends in kitchen designThinking about renovating this important room? Designers share the latest news in cabinets, appliances, and more. By Elizabeth Gehrman
Connections
A bagel from the beyond
A bagel from the beyondMy mother recently bought me a blueberry bagel, though she’s been dead for years. Here’s the story. By Daniel Todd Gewertz
Eggplant with pasta recipesA Restaurant’s Take
A ‘mess’ of eggplant, pasta, and more at Comella’s
A ‘mess’ of eggplant, pasta, and more at Comella’sUncle Butch’s Bomb Mess includes shells, lasagna, eggplant, chicken, veal, shrimp, meatball, sausage, and vegetables.
Dinner With Cupid
Dinner With Cupid destination: Love
Dinner With Cupid destination: LoveWill two jet-setters make a connection along their journey? By Jessica Teich
On the Block
For sale: Homes with mudrooms
For sale: Homes with mudroomsThese properties in Franklin, Groton, and Walpole offer a tidy place to kick off your shoes.
Your Week Ahead
5 things to do this week in and around Boston
5 things to do this week in and around BostonTest drive Boston-made video games, spend a day on the farm, rock like it’s 1982, and more
Out and About
As seen around town
As seen around townA novelist, some tall walkers, and the welcome wagon for new students.
One-Liners
Comic Norm Macdonald on not-so-easy tasks
The funnyman, appearing at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston Friday, makes a joke on Twitter.
Letters
Letters to the editor
Globe Magazine readers respond to stories about teaching Shakespeare, organic farms, and more.
