Project Censored names the top stories buried by the mainstream media in 2000

Kristen Lombardi recognizes that with a pro-life president in place, pro-choice forces worry that reproductive rights may be severely limited in the coming years. Lombardi wonders: is the fear warranted?

In Don't Quote Me, Dan Kennedy's Pulitzer notes. Plus, good news during a time of financial constraint for the Globe, a thoughtful voice on gay marriage, and the Wall Street Journal's eloquent contrarian.

In the Phoenix editorial, an outdoor amphitheater and fountain are big ideas for the Central Artery surface corridor. Don’t kill them with little questions.

In Out There, Sara Houghteling always wanted to be a writer. If only she’d known about all the jobs she’d have to take along the way.....

In Urban Buy, Nina Willdorf poses like a yoga fanatic.

Plus, this just in:

Q&A: Babbitt speaks out
OUTSIDE: Earth Day 2001l
ACTIVISM: Gimme shelter
PROTEST: Hotel Northeastern
ELEPHANT WALK: Green-eyed monster
IN MEMORIAM: Joey Ramone, 1951–2001
MEDIA: Objective by day, attack dog by night
CITY HALL: Peggy Davis-Mullen makes it official
POST-PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS: Harvard wants Clinton
AFTERNOON STORM: FNX Network announces new talent lineup
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Plus, Carly Carioli spends an Easter evening with The (International) Noise Conspiracy, Rockets From the Crypt, and The Explosion, Michael Endelman checks out St. Germain at the Paradise, and
Sean Richardson worships metal gods at the New England Metal & Hardcore Festival. And last but not least, Roadtripping.

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