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October 15, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Times Co. takes Boston Globe off the market  UMass pushes for law school | Debate rekindled by plan to acquire private institution  Painting outside the box | Boston commissions street art to adorn appearance, ward off graffiti  Companies try to get a jump on swine flu  Conservationists rip water policy, quit state panel  More Globe Stories  Sox farm system not at level best | No players expected to make major jump  Latest job is tackled | Seau, 40, officially returns to Patriots  BOB RYAN: At last, Eddie is steadied  Loyal Red Sox fan thrown a cruel curve | Victim of ALS wryly rues a ‘Yankee’ illness  More Sports  Snapshot of 2 immigrant groups | Regional Brazilian, Dominican report to raise more legal, health questions  Jury finds injustice in murder conviction | Damages for man jailed 14 years to be determined  Big building, big price tag | Got millions? Check out the Ames-Webster mansion  State best in US for giving children a voice in court | Analysis examined care, custody issues  KEVIN CULLEN: Mad about Medford  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
Companies try to get a jump on swine flu  BOSTON CAPITAL: The Dow at 10,000 - a momentary milestone  Judge upholds ruling on sales of foreclosed properties | Ownership status of foreclosures clouded  Developer cuts height of planned skyscrapers  TECH LAB: A puzzling play by Sony | PSP Go is good for gaming but something’s not quite right  More Business  Why are parents so stressed about volunteering at their kids’ schools?  TELEVISION REVIEW: ‘30 Rock’ hasn’t lost its sharp edge  CHRISTOPHER MUTHER: Happiness takes the cake  NAMES: On track with Katie and Suri  MUSIC REVIEW: No frills and down to earth, Clarkson plays it old school  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: To fix financial system, protect consumers first  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Hummer: Restore your common sense  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Police flap isn’t Menino’s fault  MARK WARD: Quick impact projects slow progress in Afghanistan  JOAN VENNOCHI: Galluccio’s enablers on the Hill  JOAN WICKERSHAM: Obama’s awkward gift  STEPHEN KINZER: A new role for Turkey  More Editorial/Opinion