Kris Frieswick > Boston Globe

The curious case of the piping plovers

As one unlikely success story shows, maybe the best way to help piping plovers is to stop worrying so much.
(Boston Globe Magazine, 08/14/2011)

Perfection Inc.

Chris Kimball, founder of Cook’s Illustrated, has built a company that is thriving as the rest of the media industry collapses like a souffle. (8/2/2009)

The Job Without Benefits

In one third of American couples, the wife
out-earns her husband. So, why is she still doing
most of the housework? (3/11/2007)

Home Sweet Hell

Close quarters can be a living nightmare.
(Boston Globe Magazine, 01/23/2011)

See also [CLICK ARTICLE TO VIEW]

The Ms. Myth More women are abandoning their given name at marriage. Is it
a backlash against, or a counter-intuitive victory for, feminism? (02/14/2010)

The Most Prestigious Park on Earth! If Harvard keeps bungling its finances,
the outcome is all too clear. (11/15/2009)

The Executioners Getting layed off is the worst. Swinging the ax
is a close second. (03/01/2009)

Here Comes the Repo Man It’s easy to blame sub-prime lenders for the
mortgage mess. It’s also wrong. (2/24/2007)

Handle With Care What’s with all the new age sermonizing?
All I want is a massage. (5/4/2008)

The Billionaire and the Bookstore Is it good for a town to rely on its very own
sugar mama? (8/31/2008)

Safe and (sort of) Secure Nobody feels completely recession-proof.
But these folks are about as unlikely as anyone to be unemployed soon. (3/23/2009)

The Shaper of Things to Come If you want to know what Boston will
one day look like, you have to know Kairos Shen. (6/29/2008)

Take This Job and… It feels good to burn bridges, but it’s never a good idea,
especially Boston. (6/1/2008)

The Cape is Calling Now is the time to buy your dream home on Cape Cod.
(3/16/2008)

Upstairs, Downstairs How two sisters gut-renovated a wreck and didn’t kill
each other in the process (2/24/2008)

Seeing Red A building boom in the Fenway has everyone, except maybe
the Red Sox management, eager to see the new skyline (11/11/2007)

Desperate Measures Home sellers are doing some kooky things to get buyers
interested. But do you really want a Ferrari with the gambrel? (12/3/2006)

Going Up The nation’s smallest state is staging a giant comeback.
Here’s why Massachusetts ignores it at its own peril. (10/26/2006)

Make Way for Millionaires They’re loud and proud and taking over from
the Brahmins. Meet the new rich. (5/14/2006)

Low Fidelity As Fidelity Investments celebrates its 60th anniversary,
some customers aren’t celebrating. (2/19/2006)

Just who profits from all the pink ribbon products sold every October ? (10/04/2009)