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Is it Too Late to Save the World's Oceans?

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By Mike Miliard

Boston Phoenix | November 18, 2009

Like seafood? Us too. Too bad there might not be any of it left by 2048, considering how poorly we treat the planet's marine ecosystems. In fact, between climate change, pollution, and rapacious global fishing practices, we are essentially murdering the globe's oceans.

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Tags: marine life, National Geographic Society, environment, climate change, fishing

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A Peek Inside Boston's So-Called Monkey Collegenew

At Helping Hands, a one-of-a-kind nonprofit school celebrating its 30th anniversary, monkeys train for two to four years before being matched with people nationwide who've experienced spinal-cord injuries or suffer from muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease.

Boston Phoenix | Mike Miliard | 10-22-2009 | Culture

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A Sweet Crop of New Graphic Narrativesnew

Comics. Graphic novels. Sequential-art books. Call them what you will, but there are more of them than ever. Here's a rundown on some of the best from the past few months.

Boston Phoenix | Mike Miliard | 10-15-2009 | Books

Tags: Don Martin, Jeffrey Brown, Mark Hamilton, Yoshihiro Tatsumi, comics David Edwards (Executive), graphic novels, Frank Miller, Aimee Bender

Al Giordano's School of Authentic Journalism Tweaks J-School Conventionsnew

The school, which is located on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, has grown steadily in the past seven years. And this past month, the school announced it will be offering 24 scholarships for "up-and-coming journalists and communicators" to attend a 10-day session there this February.

Boston Phoenix | Mike Miliard | 10-14-2009 | Media

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