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CommonWealth • 15 Years, 60 Issues, 1,072 Articles, 4,974pp
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- Correspondence, pp. 6-8
- Inquiries, pp. 9-16
- Washington Notebook, pp. 17-20 Republican congressional candidates try to get noticed by Bay State voters---and by the...
- Perspective, pp. 21-25 Massachusetts is a global leader in innovation, but not in civic matters
- State of the States, pp. 26-27 The level of competition for legislative seats
- Head Count, pp. 28-29 Where the GOP's "Team Reform" is fielding candidates
- Statistically Significant, pp. 30-32 Still Irish after all these years; scary and silly high school mascots; a cranberry cor...
- Town Meeting Monitor, pp. 33-36 Leverett still measures its campaign seasons in minutes, not months
- Mass Media, pp. 37-44 Fox25 stakes a lonely claim on Beacon Hill
- Whither Worcester?, pp. 45-53 Following one development disappointment after another, Worcester may be ready to embra...
- The Connectors, pp. 54-67 People who know people are the ones who can make things happen in Massachusetts
- Conversation, pp. 68-74 Gallup's top pollster says that our leaders don't pay enough attention to the "wisdom o...
- The state still doesn't provide equal education, pp. 75-78
- Wrong answer on school finances , pp. 79-86
- Remedy lies in new goals, new strategies , pp. 87-92
- [+]The Book Case (3 Reviews) , pp. 93-100Jane Jacobs says that America is facing a dark age, but defenders of suburbanization sa...
- Dark Age Ahead by Jane Jacobs
- The Progress Paradox by Gregg Easterbrook
- The European Dream by Jeremy Rifkin
- [+]Review (Review) , pp. 101-103A new book of essays celebrates Boston without glossing over the city's weaknesses
- The Good City by Emily Hiestand and Ande Zellman
- Two Bits, pp. 104-106 An education tour of China reveals great success alongside vast failure
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Fall 2004 Issue - 19 ArticlesDepartmentsArticlesDiscussionSymposium: The Hancock Case