NATICK -- What kind of name, by the way, is Sege? Is it your name or your husband's? This is the greeting from Anthony Martin, Wellesley College professor, author of...By: Irene Sege, Globe Staff|Date: Feb 24, 1994

I READ Irene Sege's moving story about the horrific ordeal of Danielle and Brittany Cann...between their mother and her boyfriend. Cann was denied because of what Sege describes as insufficient evidence. What do the decision makers in this...Date: Feb 3, 2008

...From my read of a Boston Globe article on the subject by Irene Sege.) The article does mention one extremely useful feature...being able to leave a message. My favorite part of Sege's article covered the YouMail usage of a fellow who uses...

...inevitable plea: "HIRING NOW!" (The Globe's Irene Sege took a look at a proposal for including ethical concerns...treatment of animals, and the environment. The Globe's Irene Sege reports: "This is an example of the Conservative...

...grandmothers taught them. They wanted to learn something creative. They decided to add one more craft to their repertoire," Irene Sege writes. "Me? I learned to knit for my brain." In Science and Innovation: The same technological advances...

...by Harry at 5:59:00 AM 1 comments Labels: Barbara Gottfried, bogus trend, Boston, Boston Globe, gender, Irene Sege, slate Monday, October 08, 2007 A Troubling Turn in Jim Carroll's Stability Jules Crittenden lambastes the Boston...

...tea gallery that occupied the space that became the lobby for the State Street Fenway entrance that opened last year. If the MFA reinstates afternoon tea, I would love to stop here again with my young ladies. —Irene Sege, Globe StaffDate: Jan 30, 2009

...their silhouettes blur softly into a gray sky, and sometimes they stand in razor sharp salute to a crisp, clear winter morning. Sometimes, the air is so dense with clouds or snow that I cannot see the tops of them at all. —IRENE SEGEDate: Jan 29, 2009

...discussion All active discussions Started on Latest Comments Elementary school homework Started by: Irene-Sege 1/7/2008 8:20:08 PM 1/15/2008 2:18:39 PM by KEK 15 Boston cabs following the rules...

...week and would buy a soda every afternoon. Eric Warren, 17, of Burlington freely ferried friends in his Volvo. (By Irene Sege, Globe Staff) Trying to make the blacktop greener Every time it rains, a soup of chemicals washes off roadways...