Negotiations

Toward a new Ireland?
by Jeffrey Gantz

Dying words

Thomas Lynch believes in funerals, in the ritual acts of embalming and burial. He also knows they provide plenty of material. Meet the undertaker as raconteur.
by Chris Wright

The education of Tunji Dada

After six and a half years of raising Bostonian eyebrows, the Nigerian-born, Roxbury-based designer is packing up his buttless pants and heading for the big time.
by Ellen Barry

Flying solo

Boston's pilot schools raise an interesting question: how committed is this city to fixing education, really?
by Yvonne Abraham

Moving targets

A bike messenger crashes into a prominent citizen, and a city is outraged. Are Boston's couriers out of control, misunderstood -- or both?
by Jason Gay

c o l u m n s

Editorial	by the Phoenix
Stand and deliver The "education mayor" needs to do more

Talking Politics	by Michael Crowley
Electric shock Critics call a massive new energy bill a scam -- and they say Attorney General Scott Harshbarger is to blame

Urban Eye	by Tamara Leitner
The Rat dies

Ask Dr. Lovemonkey

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