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October 6, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

E-mail inquiry yields 2d computer | Machine may hold most of Menino aide’s data  Boston geneticist shares Nobel | Research sheds light on aging of cells, growth of cancers  Blacks' fight for tenure roils Emerson | College, antibias agency reviewing policies  US funds dry up for Iran rights watchdog | Obama White House less confrontational  N.H. looks to road not taken | Town may alter zoning laws near Frost farm  More Globe Stories  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Historically, Angels’ hopes usually nixed  RED SOX: Command performance | Farrell strikes a chord with Sox’ pitchers  Papelbon is saving his best for last  PATRIOTS: Familiar territory for Belichick and McDaniels  More Sports  Menino spends big to keep seat | Reelection bid could be costliest ever in Boston  ADRIAN WALKER: A race worthy of attention  Death penalty used as wedge issue | Capuano hopes to lure voters from Coakley in Senate primary  Vandals wreak havoc on cemetery in Lowell | Officials estimate damage at $10K  Dorchester man guilty of killing 10-year-old | Girl was struck by stray bullet in 2002  Senator cited for Cambridge collision | Galluccio, former mayor, left scene of accident, police say  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: Paperback books needed HELP: Winter clothes drive GO: Boston, books and baseball  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Ex-Astra chief must forfeit pay | SJC ruling likely to end litigation on harassment case  BOSTON CAPITAL: A geographic power shift at Bank of America  Court reinstates Wal-Mart damages | Fired pharmacist awarded $1m over pay disparity  Doughnuts the old-fashioned way | At Weymouth Dunkin’ Donuts, in-store bakers keep the confections fresh and the customers very happy  Showcasing the power of alternative energy vehicles  More Business  Different drummer | Victor Dogah arrived at Berklee from Ghana unable to read music, but already he’s teaching as much as he’s learning  VOICES | ALEX BEAM: I’m in love with Google  G FORCE: The Backstreet Boys still have pop  BOOK REVIEW: ‘An Artist in Treason’ recalls double dealings of an American general  STAGE REVIEW: Unnerving and edgy, ‘Woolf’ draws blood  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Ambition is admirable, but get these projects moving  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Auto-Tune: Love it to death - please  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Civic life: A deficit of dowagers  GLOBE EDITORIAL: More library for less money  H.D.S. GREENWAY: Don’t assume the worst about Iran  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: US aid to Pakistan a shell game  PATRICIA JEHLEN AND CALVIN COHEN: Outdated laws block earlier detection, treatment of HIV  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion