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October 16, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Patrick warns of 2,000 job cuts | He asks unions for concessions  Unemployment at 33-year high; insurance fund running dry  Hedge fund leaders gain clout | Industry advances its own reform ideas  Poison gas may carry a medical benefit | Hub research focuses on carbon monoxide  Cambridge woman is on a quest to find her long-lost cousin, Ashley  More Globe Stories  PHILLIES 8, DODGERS 6: Phillies start fast in NLCS | Ibanez’s blast too much for Dodgers to overcome  Morris is Patriots’ utility worker | For whatever job needs doing, Patriots can turn to Morris  BOB RYAN: There’s a common goal on Commonwealth Ave.  Washington awash with talent  More Sports  End of road for Mass. Pike board | Some celebrate, others lament agency’s fate  Pagliuca doubles spending of Senate opponents | Senate candidate uses $1.4m in bid  Push for public law school draws fire | Money, need not there, Cahill says  Within seconds, a century of history in Lawrence comes tumbling down  ADRIAN WALKER: Sticking to his style  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
Bay State bankruptcies fall | Filings declined 8% in 3d quarter  LouisBoston plans move to waterfront district | Move could help attract more shops to developing area  Times Co. chief optimistic, cautious on Globe | Robinson sees ‘strong future’ for newspaper  BOSTON CAPITAL: Harvest time  More Business  MUSIC REVIEW: In BSO’s Thomas premiere, rugged lyricism for imagined dancers  MOVIE REVIEW: Life lessons come with a price in ‘An Education’ | Actress Carey Mulligan shines as a London teen in the 1960s  MOVIE REVIEW: Rumpus Room | Rumpus room: ‘Wild Things’ is an adventurous voyage to the end of childhood  STAGE REVIEW: A winding trip down McGovern’s memory lane  In eerie ‘Sleep No More,’ the audience wanders through the Bard’s bloody business | Ingenious reworking of Shakespeare on stage in Brookline  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: A poor time for a law school at UMass-Dartmouth  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Limbaugh: Socialism on the 50 yard line  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Don’t water down climate bill  RENéE LOTH: Welcome to the gilded age of poverty chic  DAN PAYNE: Gladys Knight and The (Senate) Pips  MARTIN F. NOLAN: Power couplings and mayoral elections  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion