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November 28, 2010
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holiday style
Life is short
Sure, snow and slush are in the forecast -- 'tis the season. But there are friends, parties, and fun this time of year, too. Why not dress for those?
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Issue highlights
Give me an... "ugh"
Would ogling cheerleaders threaten my sons' ability to have healthy relationships with girls?
Taking the lead
Dancing is his passion. Can his date get in step?
Yankee Swap sins?
Attempting to guard against hurt feelings, plus allowing unknown guests at weddings.
Take it outside, Pal
Barrooms and beanbags don't mix.
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cocktail party recipes
Rosemary and garlic olives
Just add bubbly: Mix-and-match recipes you can make ahead for an elegant holiday cocktail party.
- Cider-glazed bacon
- Lima bean puree and pecorino romano crostini
- Cheddar-sage crackers
- Walnut-marinated goat cheese
- Spiced roasted squash
- Salted brown butter and almond cookies
Let it sparkle
Five delicious bottles, from $15 to $50, to give this holiday season or to open and enjoy right now.
Holiday gift guide
There's nothing like bundling up and browsing the boutiques in a cute neighborhood to put you in a festive mood. Try these destinations in Marblehead, Wellesley and the South End for unique finds from $6 to $165.
More in this issue
First Person
A disease dissected
Oncologist Siddhartha Mukherjee, 40, will read from "The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer"
Letters to the Magazine Editor
Readers weigh in on farmer's markets, cooking for one, Tom Brady, and more.
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Kickin' back with Steve Carell in Marshfield
This summer, the star returns to Massachusetts for some much-needed R & R.
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Letter from Selma
Revisiting the 1965 murder of a white Boston minister that helped usher in the Voting Rights Act.
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Home-birth battle
Massachusetts doesn't regulate midwives. Now one brave – and unlikely – advocate is fighting for change.
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Your Home: Solutions for small spaces
The professionals share space-saving tips for every room in your home. |