Boston Phoenix - Features

The Boston Phoenix
June 4 - 11, 1998

[Features]

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Party hardly

Democratic gubernatorial candidates must combat a once-unthinkable reality: Republicans now have the psychological edge
by Dan Kennedy

Orderly conduct

My short, strange career as a mental health worker
by Michael J. Woods

At risk

Everyone agrees that Community Academy has become a model for bringing troubled youth back from the brink. But will it be a victim of its own success?
by Yvonne Abraham

c o l u m n s

Editorial	by the Phoenix
'Day of Mourning' Are Native Americans in Plymouth being punished for exposing an uncomfortable past?

Cityscape	by Sarah McNaught
Face-lift Dudley Station gets a spruce-up while the Red Line rusts. Plus, Lawrence parents send kids straight out of town, and a troubled nursing home awaits the final verdict.

Talking Politics	by Michael Crowley
Life of the party Massachusetts Democrats can still win back the governorship in 1998. But can they reclaim their identity?

Ask Dr. Lovemonkey

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