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NYC offers discounted World Cup tickets: Should Boston follow suit? Original

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By John Hilliard , Omar Mohammed 
| The Boston Globe
World Cup fever in Boston has perhaps felt more like a stubborn cold rather than the pleasant buzz of anticipation, what with seemingly endless disputes among organizers and host communities, grand promises of parties that now seem out of reach, and ticket prices so high they are turning fans away.
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For years, teacher unions fought for better pay and benefits. Now districts, including Boston, are planning layoffs.

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By Christopher Huffaker , John Hilliard 
| The Boston Globe
It’s a scenario that has played out across the state. Teachers unions have flexed their muscles in recent years, picketing and even striking to secure contracts with better pay and working conditions. Local politicians, seeking to avoid school disruptions and union pressure in elections, agree to substantial raises and other benefits.
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Boston’s budget crunch puts 1,800 afterschool jobs for young people on chopping block

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By John Hilliard 
| The Boston Globe
Rachel Mejia has to raise her voice to be heard over the din of children running into St. Stephen’s cafeteria in the South End. The 17-year-old works with local kids a few days each week after school — helping with homework, being a buddy during playtime, and acting as a sounding board if someone needs a friendly ear. Mejia’s proud of her job, funded by the city as part of an afterschool jobs program for teens and young adults.
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