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September 11, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

In debate, foes blast Menino’s tight grip | Opponents say it’s time for new ideas  When students don’t know 9/11 | Educators rethink their lessons for children too young to remember  ‘Look how they left him’ | Brutal beating of immigrant, charges against six boys bring alarms in Lynn  Outburst puts day’s focus on S.C. lawmaker | Breach of protocol stuns both parties  These Bunker Hill classes make late arrival mandatory | ‘Midnight Oil’ courses make room for more  More Globe Stories  Rarefied Air | Jordan officially joins greats of the game in Hall  Kessel through talking | Priority has become outside offer sheet  Buchholz masters changeup | Difference in him from ’08 is startling  Monday will be showtime for Patriots secondary  More Sports  Relief in state health plan sought | Governor looks to ease burden small businesses pay to cover workers  Prisons facing $100m in cuts | Fiscal scenario may prompt closings, layoffs  An ancient Harvard right redeemed  Suspect urges friends to silence a witness | Prosecution plays cell recordings  ADRIAN WALKER: A vote for Vicki  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: Art supplies needed HELP: Sox 50/50 raffle volunteers GO: Ollie road race benefit  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Harvard alters financial strategy | Risk to be lowered as endowment drops 27.3%  EMC sees a bright future in India | Firm plans to invest $1.5b over 5 years  Coin flip | Gloucester loses out in bid to represent state on back of quarter  AstraZeneca will cut 113 jobs in Massachusetts | New health facility in Dedham trying to fill 250 positions  More Business  She runs a tight ship | For New Rep artistic director Kate Warner, it’s anchors aweigh with ‘Mister Roberts’  GEOFF EDGERS: Arlington is for lovers?  NAMES: Strikes with the strike master  G FORCE | JARED FOGLE: A new mission that fits  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Screaming from the floor, Wilson proves Obama’s point  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Car repairs: May the best mechanic win  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Sept. 11: Sacrifice and somber contemplation  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Bold risk for teachers union  ELLEN GOODMAN: Just grateful to have a job  SCOT LEHIGH: The outsider’s appeal  JOAN VENNOCHI: Getting it done  TODD DOMKE: And the winner is...  RENEE LOTH: Score! Soccer diplomacy is heading to Boston  More Editorial/Opinion