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A program at Newton’s Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology looks to train military men and women to become therapists who can help other vets. By Chelsea Conaboy
Fifty years after her suicide, a new biography of the Boston-born poet--the first to draw on the recently opened Ted Hughes archives--reveals a period of absolute depression and stunning artistry. By Carl Rollyson
9 things to do in Boston to beat winter’s chill
Who says a trip to Tahiti is the only way to fight the season’s blues? Here are fun ways to swap your shivers for some sweat right here at home. By Amy Levin-Epstein
Style Watch
Pretty palettes warm up winter
Fashion-conscious locals warm up to offbeat winter colors. By Tina Sutton
Soundtrack
Walden Pond’s winter wonder
In Concord is one of the best places to observe the dance between ice and water. By Scott Helman
Cooking
Pasta with nuts three ways
Almonds, cashews, and more make for hearty winter recipes By Adam Ried
A Restaurant’s Take
Pistachio pesto over spinach fettucini at In a Pig’s Eye
A pub with good grub in Salem
On the Block
For sale: Homes in Southborough under $400,000
Options abound in this Metro Boston town.
Dinner With Cupid
Opposites, in fact
Can an MBA candidate make a connection with a programming grad student, or will the line break up?
Your Week Ahead
5 things to do in and around Boston this week
A host of MLK Jr. tributes, visits from Roz Chast and Maya Lin, an Irish musical revue, and more
Letters
Globe Magazine readers respond to an article on school lunches and to Dave Barry’s take on 2012
As seen around town
