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A senior official from Syria’s main opposition group said on Monday that a fragile international attempt to halt nearly five years of fighting was in danger of total collapse because of attacks by government forces. The cessation of hostilities drawn up by Washington and Moscow faced “complete nullification” because Syrian government attacks were violating the agreement, the official of the Saudi-backed opposition High Negotiations Committee (HNC) said. France said there were reports of attacks on opposition forces in breach of the deal, which came into force on Saturday, and countries backing the Syrian peace process met to try to clarify the situation. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said the pause in the fighting was largely holding, despite some incidents that he hoped would be contained. The Kremlin said the process was under way, although it had always been clear it would not be easy. REUTERS
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MBTA to kill latenight transit service The T’s board voted unanimously on Monday to stop providing latenight transit later this month. SPENCER BUELL @MetroBOS
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The late-night T experiment is over. The MBTA’s board on Monday voted 4-0 to end its program extending service on the T to 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. The last night of extended hours is set for Friday, March 18 into the morning of Saturday, March 19. The move will likely come as no surprise to those following discussions about late night MBTA service over the past several months. Board members signaled as early as November they did not want to support a service they reported has seen low ridership and is costly — $13.38 per ride, compared to the subway’s daytime subsidy of $.67, according to a recent report. Late-night service also reduces the time crews have to make overnight
repairs and conduct maintenance, board members have argued. The issue was the topic of three hearings in recent weeks, but the T signaled it had either made up its mind or knew the end for the service was near when, earlier this month, schedules for T employees did not include late-night hours in March. The Boston Globe first reported that discovery Feb. 15. The T’s spokesman at the time said the omission was the most convenient way to schedule with a policy decision pending — it’s easier to add hours to an employee’s schedule than to take them away, Joe Pesaturo told the Globe. There were 80 people at the three hearings on the proposal in January. An additional 272 sub-
mitted comments online or over the phone, the T said. The T has also said long-term private sponsorship for the extended service, once thought to be a way for the nightlife and hospitality industries to kick in, never materialized. Service industry professionals who work late had been outspoken supporters of the late-night program. But for those workers, the T argued it was “an insufficient transportation alternative” because the late rides were only available two nights a week for a combined three hours, according to the presentation. “Due to the overall fiscal situation of the MBTA, the T must prioritize investment in core services; accordingly, the T cannot continue to subsidize late-
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night service to such a significant extent due to the failure to attract both significant third-party funding and high ridership,” the report stated. This latest pilot program is meeting the same fate as the T’s so-called Night Owl bus service, which ran until 2:30 a.m. Launched in 2001, it was cancelled in 2005. This may not be the end of MBTA-affiliated late-night service in Boston. Boston bus-on-demand startup Bridj today went public with its plan to replace extended hours. The company has worked to position itself as a private supplement to the T’s offerings — showing up in recent months at meetings to pitch board members on a partnership. “The closure is a step backward for the residents, students, visitors and businesses who make late night a core part of their lives,” the company wrote on a website it created, which is dedicated to the proposal. “If that cut happens, we’re ready to help.” Labor groups, particularly the local Carmen’s Union, have voiced opposition to efforts to privatize parts of the T.
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Senators answer millennial voters at Twitter town hall Stan Rosenberg, Eric Lesser, Ryan Fattman answered questions from millennial voters on Monday. SPENCER BUELL @MetroBOS
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ple were more involved in politics than this one. The trio planned to also meet with two college political groups – the College Dems of Massachusetts and the Massachusetts Alliance of College Republicans – Monday night in a meeting closed to the press. Earlier this month,
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Sam Smith riles the gay Hollywood establishment Oscar winner Sam Smith probably meant no harm with his acceptance speech for the Bond track “The Writing’s on the Wall,� but it’s still not sitting well with other gay Hollywood power players. While accepting his award, Smith said, “I read an article a few months ago by Sir Ian McKellen, and he said no openly gay man had ever won an Oscar.� Unfortunately for Smith, that definitely wasn’t the case. McKellen’s comments were specifically about the Best Actor category, which no openly gay man has won. Plenty
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It’s never too late to spill some secrets on famous exes, right? At least that’s what a mildly embarrassed Mike Tyson assumed when he stopped by to visit the ladies of “The Real� and unloaded an anecdote about the first time he met Brad Pitt — because Pitt was coming home to get busy with
Tyson’s soon-to-be ex-wife, Robin Givens. Awkward, no? “I didn’t really catch them in the act. Maybe right before the act,� Tyson offers. “I was driving, and before going to my divorce lawyer I decided to go by the house that we lived in and get a rump session before I went to my lawyer. Everybody
does that before they get divorced.� They do? Learn something new every day. Anyway: “When I saw her car coming I thought it was her and one of her girlfriends from the show, but it’s not. It’s a guy. And then I got mad — and of course I’m jealous at that time. A little bit now.�
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A case for Neko Case The venerable artist discusses her careerspanning box set. MARGARET H. WILLISON
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Neko Case needs no introduction. The 45-yearold musician’s career is one to marvel at: lending her vocals to the beloved Canadian indie rockers, The New Pornographers; spanning genres, from country to experimental, as a multi-decade solo artist. Case released “Truckdriver, Gladiator, Mule,” an eight-record catalog of her solo work from ANTI Records in late November. She chats how the set came to be and how she’s grown as an artist — oh, and that time she guest starred on “Aqua Teen Hunger Force.”
What does it feel like to be a musician with a career long enough to justify a retrospective box set? It feels pretty surreal. Apparently, people don’t usually do this until like, they die. People keep being like, “Why did you do that?” and I’m like, “Because I didn’t know I couldn’t do that, basically.” It only spans my own solo career, so there are all kinds of other stuff I’m working on getting together for later. One aspect of releasing this box set is spending time with recordings from very early in your career. Are there any songs from that early period that you’re especially excited to revisit? It was really nice to go back and revisit things off “The Virginian,”
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That must be really satisfying. Yes and it’s embarrassing, but it’s one of those things where you’ve just got to own it. I realized I was pretty much learning in front of my audience and I’m OK with
A lot of your songs depict you as kind of a genderless force of unruliness. But, when your voice is used in other people’s projects, it’s often cast as hyperfeminine, like when you played a siren on “Aqua Teen Hunger Force.” What is it like having this dichotomy in how you understand yourself and the response your voice produces in others? How does that inform your writing? Well, sometimes I write songs from the perspective of characters. In fact, that’s what I usually do; they’re usually kind of stories. And, if they’re about me, they’re generally kind of genderless or at least gender-slippery. For “Aqua Teen Hunger Force,” I was just going to do whatever they said. They could have told me to be a paramecium and I would have been like “Yeah! Let’s do it!”
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For most people, hitting the gym or heading to a yoga class is mostly about the physical benefits. But 17-year fitness instructor Rupa Mehta has created a whole workout that helps makeover your mind as well as your body. “There’s a mindbody connection,� she says. “We carry emotional weight as well as physical weight.� Mehta explains that it’s easy to get obsessed with physical weight, but people often ignore the words and thoughts they digest that can weigh on your mind. It’s why she wrote “7 Workouts For 7 Moods.� We get the lowdown from her here.
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The workouts are a mix of yoga, Pilates, strengthtraining and barre moves, timed to be 25-minutes and structured to be something you can do anywhere, without any equipment. It’s essentially a mood-reflecting flow. “The ‘happiness workout’ is bouncy and also gives you the meditative space to say ‘thank you,’� Mehta explains. The “anger workout� is designed to get your adrenaline going and channel your energy, and get rid of all that heavy emotional weight, something Mehta says can be even more effective than getting your frustration out through something like boxing. “Boxing is awesome, but while you might get the adrenaline out, you aren’t focused on finding solutions and [emotionally] connecting,� she says. “Going deeper in the mind-body connection is really owning the mood and by owning it, you become emotionally lighter.�
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Bruins land a pair of new faces at deadline Boston also held on to star forward Loui Eriksson. MATT BURKE @burke_metro
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The Bruins acquired a pair of players just prior to Monday’s 3 p.m. NHL trade deadline as they boosted their beleaguered defense and added another offensive threat. Boston landed defenseman John-Michael Liles from the Hurricanes and forward Lee Stempniak from the Devils. Liles has six goals and nine assists on the season and is an 11-year NHL veteran. He began his pro career with the Colorado Avalanche before moving on to Toronto and then Carolina. Stempniak is the big-
ger name as he gives the B’s more scoring pop. The 33-year-old winger has posted 16 goals and 25 assists so far this season. Stempniak is the definition of an NHL journeyman as he has played for the Blues, Maple Leafs, Flames, Penguins, Jets, Rangers and Devils. The B’s gave up a 2016 third-round pick, a 2017 fifth-rounder and prospect Anthony Camara in exchange for Liles. They gave up a reported second- and fourth-round pick for Stempniak, a high price considering the B’s nearly signed Stempniak prior to the start of the 2015-16 season for the league minimum. “We wanted to continue to add to this hockey club,” Bruins GM Don Sweeney said fol-
lowing Monday’s trade deadline. “I felt the draft situation and relinquishing some of those [picks] in order to acquire someone of Lee’s versatility with the type of year he’s having will complement our group very well. He can play in a bunch of different positions for us.” The Bruins did not pull the trigger on a Loui Eriksson trade as the team still hopes to re-sign the winger soon. Without a new deal, Eriksson will become a free agent this summer. “We’ve been in contract negotiations and we will continue to be with Loui and his group,” Sweeney said on Monday. “I’ve always valued Loui, and the season he’s having is very important for where our club is. And if the deal
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