Boston is a college town; we take our budget meals seriously. That's why the Boston Globe has long featured a ?Cheap Eats? column in its weekly Calendar section, and why the column continues to be among the most popular offerings of the newspaper. Now, the debut 2007 edition of Cheap Eats compiles some of the Globe's best recent reviews in one handy paperback planner that lays out an entire year's worth of dining deals (with no dish more than $15) at restaurants stretching from the city to the suburbs. Globe reviewers visit pizzerias, pubs, diners, and delis. They let you in on tasty ethnic finds and out-of-the-way mom-and-pop operations. They show you around bistros and trendy bars that won's empty your wallter. And they tell you candidly what they liked and didn't like about all of these places, so you can navigage the menus yourself.