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Articles Written by: PETER S. CANELLOS
This article originally appeared in the September 4, 1984 issue of the Boston Phoenix
As he does every night, the custodian is riding the red line from Mattapan to his job in Central Square, where he's supposed to start work at midnight. He watches as ...
From KEITH W. JENKINS AND PETER CANELLOS,
The Phoenix,
4 Sep 2009
Ted Kennedy played a leading role in perhaps the greatest political drama of the 20th century - the dawning of the New Frontier and the soul-crushing assassinations that followed - but he will be remembered by history for his legislative achievements ...
From PETER S. CANELLOS,
Boston Globe,
26 Aug 2009
WASHINGTON - On a typical weekday during baseball season, the grandstand at Nationals Park is a vast expanse of gray concrete and empty blue seats, dotted with spots of red where fans wearing the colors of the home team sit in hopeful silence.
From ...
From PETER CANELLOS,
Boston Globe,
30 Jun 2009
WASHINGTON - Affirmative action was a complicated issue last year for Barack Obama, the nation’s first black presidential nominee from a major party, who often took pains to acknowledge the concerns of whites who might lose opportunities to minorities. ...
From PETER S. CANELLOS,
Boston Globe,
23 Jun 2009
WASHINGTON - On a bright-blue morning just two months after the worst terrorist attack in American history, a silver jumbo jet with red, white, and blue trim took off from New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport. Moments later, it plummeted ...
From PETER S. CANELLOS,
Boston Globe,
16 Jun 2009
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor, a candidate more likely than some on President Obama's short list to arouse Republican opposition, could complicate the president's task on another major agenda item - healthcare.
Over ...
From PETER S. CANELLOS,
Boston Globe,
27 May 2009
WASHINGTON - In the climactic action sequence of "Star Trek," the year's most popular movie, the new, younger Captain Kirk does something novel for a big summer action flick: He offers leniency to an enemy.
Turning to a puzzled Mr. Spock, Kirk explains ...
From PETER S. CANELLOS,
Boston Globe,
26 May 2009
WASHINGTON - The most extraordinary thing about yesterday's political duel between President Obama and former vice president Dick Cheney wasn't the passion of their convictions or the clash of their values. It was what they agreed on: That the nation ...
From PETER S. CANELLOS,
Boston Globe,
22 May 2009
WASHINGTON - The release of memos confirming the Bush administration's acceptance of waterboarding left the liberal wing of the Democratic Party hungry for blood. But Nancy Pelosi's blood wasn't what most of the outraged antitorture activists had in ...
From PETER S. CANELLOS,
Boston Globe,
19 May 2009
WASHINGTON - Among the contenders for the Supreme Court seat being vacated by David Souter, Deval Patrick is one of the real minorities: a sitting governor.
Like Governor Jennifer Granholm of Michigan, who is also being mentioned as a possible first ...
From PETER S. CANELLOS,
Boston Globe,
12 May 2009
