Tony Paradiso

Economic report’s data not perfect

In a shocking development, “flaws” were discovered in a major paper authored by not one, but two Harvard economists. Not only has the economic intellect of academia been impugned, but … Full story  

Scott Flegal

Attacks at the marathon feel more personal

This time, it was personal. On 9/11, when the towers at the World Trade Center crashed into the street, it felt surreal. It was grandiose and spectacular, albeit in the … Full story  

J. Daniel Marr

Scout recruiter’s claim upheld

Employment discrimination cases can sometimes be close calls. Absent a legal error, whatever the jury decides is likely to be upheld on appeal. Such was the matter in the recent … Full story  

Dean Shalhoup

Nashua businessman Earl Prolman to receive Temple Beth Abraham award

The few minutes here and there that he wasn’t in class or studying, Suffolk University student Earl Prolman thought often of a stranger, a person he’d never met but knew … Full story