Monday morning.  I’m standing at the elevator bank with other similarly-situated sweaty professionals, already looking forward to Friday.  It’s my sense that people get grumpier in the summer than is justified because every day you realize that someone you know is on vacation, relieved for the week from the mind-numbing paper-shuffling we all find...
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BOSTON.  The last nail has been hammered in Boston’s “Big Dig”, the largest public works project in American history, transforming a formerly dank urban corridor marred by an elevated highway into a greenspace featuring flowers, blue skies, and an influx of tourists and empty-nesters looking to enjoy a newly-revitalized city. Rose Kennedy Greenway “I’m dreading it,” says...
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