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October 17, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Party tries to lock up health bill backing | Appeasing factions a must for Democrats  Cloudy outlook for state’s bet on solar energy firm | Evergreen, touted by Patrick, is slumping badly  Harvard admits to $1.8b gaffe in cash holdings | Operating funds were lost to stock, hedge fund trades  Hidden hazards in bodybuilding products | FDA says some supplements have illegal steroids  Here’s something to chew on | In Andover, a resident’s goats seem the answer to maintaining an overgrown park  More Globe Stories  BRUINS 3, STARS 0: Bruins star in Dallas | Savard, Thomas the stars in trip-opening victory  YANKEES 4, ANGELS 1: Sabathia plays it cool in opener | Angels left frozen by Yankees’ ace  DODGERS 2, PHILLIES 1: Dodgers wait, then capitalize | After Martinez exits, LA rallies  Expatriate Patriot | Vollmer tackles NFL after learning game in Germany  HEAD OF THE CHARLES: Sitting, not on sidelines | Drysdale planned break, but will row with Great Eight  More Sports  Budget misery grows for cities and towns | Latest state shortfall could hit local aid, again  Milford will see plan for casino | Developer is partner of gaming company  Security cameras come to trolleys | Green Line starts safety initiative  Monarch’s former home is honored  Traveler looking to settle in Secaucus? | After Cape getaway, manatee kicks back in warm N.J. water  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
Ballmer: IT can reboot economy | Microsoft chief sees industry leading slow comeback  Jay walking? Try stumbling | After strong start, Leno’s falling ratings raise concerns  Mass. CEOs likely avoid salary cuts like Lewis’s  Bank of America directors head to D.C. | 2 with ties to Boston to testify in Capitol  Summers warns banks: Accept tougher rules  More Business  All the comforts of home - in the dorm | For many students, a laptop and a few mementos just aren’t enough  JOSEPH P. KAHN: Scary fun? Not to him.  NAMES: English’s former fiancee arraigned  Crossing boundaries | The Boston Palestine Film Festival gives voice to people rarely heard in New England  MUSIC REVIEW: Semi-staged Handel, with care  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Job cuts may be needed, but first trim waste  GLOBE EDITORIAL: A new way to talk to Pakistan  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Balloon scare: False alarm, true emotions  DOUG FLUTIE: Filling the autism void  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: A missed chance for Limbaugh  E.J. GRAFF: Roman Polanski’s rape  Quotes of note  More Editorial/Opinion