Talented Wellesley expects to stretch success
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Wellesley girls' cross-country coach Ralph Bowman teaches biology to his students and yoga to his runners.
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Greater Boston is a magnet for the creative class, but it won't become world-class without more affordable housing -- or immigrants.
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Despite warnings that he was a cultural mismatch for a predominantly minority school, one principal has outlasted his predecessors while producing surprising results.
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Rich prep schools, with wealthy and talented alumni to draw on, are becoming a lot richer. And itâs not just because they have a lot of generous donors.
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If Delle Donne lives up to her potential, scouts say, she could become one of a handful of talented players in recent years who have helped change the way the womenâs game is played.
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Tricia Auld, the Greater Boston League Player of the Year for girls' soccer two seasons ago at Waltham High School, has kept up the good work at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell.
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Caisha Gayles graduated with honors last month, but she is still waiting for her diploma. The reason: the whoops of joy from the audience as she crossed the stage.
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By Jenna Spinelle  JENNA SPINELLE           While the Pennsylvania Academy of Music's new facility takes shape in downtown Lancaster, its students and faculty will be hitting the road again this summer.
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Talbots Inc. yesterday tapped Liz Claiborne president Trudy F. Sullivan , a Wellesley native who began her retail career at Jordan Marsh in Boston, to be chief executive of the Hingham merchant to help turn around the beleaguered brand.
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Newton North High graduate Maegan Hoover, now a freshman at Connecticut College and a guard on the women's basketball team, scored a career-high nine points and had two steals in a recent victory over Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.
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Northeastern coach Greg Cronin was satisfied with the significant progress his Huskies made last season. But don't ask him to make predictions with regard to their fortunes this season, because in a league such as Hockey East, it's simply too tough to call.
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His candidacy works to inspire, while she appeals to reason and cites credentials.
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The top techie, says Forrester's George Colony, must be a teacher to help the business execs make needed leaps of innovation.
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GW guard Sarah-Jo Lawrence hadn't left the country until last summer, when a U.S. team trip to Taiwan saw her play international opponents and fulfill a dream.
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Automobiles are supposed to go zero to 60. Less likely are amateur golfers who go nowhere to 39, yet that is the scenario that has been scripted by Susan Choi, a 2006 graduate of Wellesley College who lives in Natick.
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A Harvard expert assesses the risks and rewards for the schoolâs first female president.
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A new wave of talent will be on display when track and field takes center stage at the Olympic Games.