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Beth Teitell

Teitell is a Features writer. She covers everything from tattoo removal to Bruins bandwagon fans to Groupon remorse and new moms primping in the delivery room. She’s interested in stories about modern life and relationships, and how they’re affected by technology, the economy, and other large forces.

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The despair of losing your smartphone

By Beth Teitell , Globe Staff

Smartphone users keep everything on the devices, which is why losing one can be a terrifying proposition — and why an industry exists to help you find it.

Losses mount for Red Sox season ticket holders

By Beth Teitell , Globe Staff

In the wake of the Sox’ collapse last fall, their last-place standing, and on-going excitement gap, financially and socially, season ticket holders’ currency has plummeted.

Katherine Howe on why Boston was ‘weirder’ 100 years ago

By Beth Teitell , Globe Staff

Howe’s best-selling novel “The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane” centers on the Salem witch trials.

The lesser-known maladies of motherhood

By Beth Teitell , Globe Staff

Was J.D. Salinger right? Are mothers all “slightly insane”? As lovely as motherhood is, most moms do suffer from a (humorous) malady or two.