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He's really good, like Nick Cage good!
 
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Herald is for really dumb people and really smart people.

The Globe is for the middle.
 
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^ Remind me when the Herald last won a Pulitzer.
 
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I agree the Herald would be better for riding the T. And Both globe and Herald are good for sports.
 
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There's really not much left to either one of them,I'm able to read all three in the time it used to take me to read one! Even the Sunday papers are a lot smaller, but more expensive! Still beats sitting on the T with nothing to do!
 
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Herald is the Reader's Digest version of the Globe.
 
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GW2500 said:
I agree the Herald would be better for riding the T. And Both globe and Herald are good for sports.
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I wish this were true, but if I want fun with tabloid puns, I always go New York Post (no idea why it gets sold in Boston...maybe it's because of people like me?)
 
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The NY Post is generally better for tabloid puns but the inappropriateness/amazingness of the herald the day after michael jackson died (fade to blacko) will be hard to top.
 
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Herald readers: Bitter toward their government.

Globe readers: Bitter toward their parents.
 
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Metro readers: can't spell bitter.
 
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^^Or just cheap bastards who don't want to shell out $1/day to read Howie Carr drooling all over himself during our 15 minute train ride in the morning.
 
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read all three=bored T rider!
 
Re: Suffolk new arts building

There might have been a thread for this project but I couldnt find it upon a quick search...
a rendering of the new art building Suffolk is constructing on Beacon Hill, from the Chan Krieger website (http://www.chankrieger.com):

 
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where exactly on that site?
 
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