Civil warrior

The growing grassroots movement against corporate globalization is targeting this summer's major-party conventions for Seattle-style protests. But what does it all mean?
by Ben Geman

Seek. Destroy. Enjoy.

Sometimes there's a fine line between sport and sideshow. Exhibit one: Demolition derby
by Andrew Weiner

Splendor denied

When Harvard commissioned the internationally acclaimed Boston-based architects Machado and Silvetti to design a new dormitory, it hoped for a masterpiece. It got one. Then politics intervened.
by Douglass Shand-Tucci

Development: Activists resurrect an old plan for the Fenway Media: Radio's future -- global or local? Personally speaking: Hillary's no bigot Prisons: Don't phone home Protest: Traveling rabble-rousers Correction: Comedy: Mort Sahl

c o l u m n s

Editorial	Letters to the editor
An outrage What are our elected officials thinking? Public money should not be spent on the Red Sox.

Don't Quote Me	by Dan Kennedy
Changing the rules More evidence that the Globe held Jeff Jacoby to a different standard. Plus, the Herald's quest for diversity, and golden oldies at the American Prospect.

Talking Politics	by Seth Gitell
It's not easy being Green As the national Greens draw more attention than ever, a radical wing threatens to split the movement.

Out There	by Kris Frieswick
Really mad libs Breaking up is hard. But it's easier with a template.

Urban Buy	by Dorie Clark
Cuffs, camera, action! A Dorchester police-supply shop goes Hollywood

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