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June 23, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Broker aided Madoff, US says | Jaffe's profits called fraudulent; SEC seeks return of investor money  June is washing out all over | Seemingly ceaseless rain makes business even worse  June may become dimmest on record  Amid security concerns, foes of Karzai see electoral opening  With disabilities no obstacle, O'Hearn Elementary salutes its inspiration  More Globe Stories  FAILING OUR ATHLETES > PART 3: Eligibility a high hurdle | Just getting enough student-athletes into the game can often be a struggle  109TH US OPEN: Glover a good fit | He captures soggy US Open at a course suited to his game  BOB RYAN: Matsuzaka's numbers just don't add up  The biggest losers? | Futility weighing down Nationals  More sports  Officials launch manhunt for elusive bank robber | FBI agent calls him disciplined  ADRIAN WALKER: A deficit of decency  Boston Redevelopment Authority tightens rules on pensions | Workers must list prior jobs, current retirement income  Mass.'s only swine flu death still a mystery | Specialists hunting for clues to explain woman's decline  Punk rock creamery takes stand | Managers say shop is too quirky for corporate conformity  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   HELP OTHERS NEAR YOU Find your favorite causes and ways to make a difference in the Boston.com Do Good Channel. GIVE: Cell phones for soldiers HELP: Send a child to camp GO: City Year Serve-a-thon  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Syms says Basement belongs downtown | New owner studying whether to keep markdown policy  BOSTON CAPITAL: Billion-dollar questions  Fox 25 jumps into 6 p.m. fray | Switch from its 5 p.m. newscast may shake up critical ratings race  Citing ad slump, Boston magazine cuts key staffers | Editor is among the layoffs; one-week furloughs ordered  Harvard University loses another top investor | Fixed income manager is latest to leave endowment  More Business  Tough to pin down | Professionals by day, body slammers by night -- Boston's female wrestlers aren't who you think they are  ALEX BEAM: Is confession making a comeback?  Iyeoka, musician and poetry slammer, performs tomorrow night in Cambridge  Regina Spektor adds 'Far' to her unique assets  BOOK REVIEW: A doubtful hero, a cad, and a classic  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: A crisis in budget form  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Still waiting on ethics  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Beginning the end in Iraq  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: The silent killer in Uganda  CHARLES F. BASS: Getting the GOP out of its mess  OLGA WEISFEILER: Where is my brother?  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion