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In an era when elite high school students are filling their days with Advanced Placement courses, counselors and admissions officers say there can be too much of a good thing. By Linda K. Wertheimer

Its loyal users prefer this way of getting to Boston. By Scott Helman

My friend’s new daughter brings back memories of the one she tried to keep when we were teens. By Jessica McCaughey

Will there be turbulence for these two frequent fliers?

New ideas for kid-pleasing fruit snacks. By Adam Ried

Having a chocolate peanut butter sandwich at the UNH Dairy Bar.

These properties--in Marlborough, Franklin, and Hopkinton--are a short commute to major employers like EMC Corp. and Boston Scientific.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning writer examines his hometown with ‘Good People,’ at the Huntington Theatre through October 14.

Salem’s Halloween kickoff, Lehane’s ’20s Boston novel, a street band invasion, and more

A movie star, an ex-president (of Harvard), the Duke, and more.

The funnyman, who will record a live album October 12 to 13 in Boston, imagines high-tech food machines on Twitter.

A kid’s question after a tour of land and water.

Globe Magazine readers respond to stories from recent issues.