The Boston Globe's Daily Headlines

To ensure you receive your Boston.com e-mails, please add newsletters@boston.com to your address book. If you have trouble reading this e-mail, go to http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/email_headlines
November 30, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Afghan war cost grips both parties | Democrats talk tax; GOP urges spending cuts  Up against the clock in Senate race | Harried Democrats trying new strategies  New England sending a crowd to climate talks | Copenhagen draws region’s students, groups  Pop-up stores are everywhere, and gone before you know it | Space glut lets retailers branch out for season  More Globe Stories  PATRIOTS AT SAINTS > 8:30 PM: Match game | The stars aligned, only thing to do now is fill in the blanks  Defenses could have answers and Saints' unit is a good one  BOB RYAN: Song the same for Belichick: Much jazz to come from this club  CELTICS 92, HEAT 85: Celtics keep their cool against Heat | Excellent execution helps them in 4th  More Sports  Episcopal role OK'd in gays' weddings | Bishop approves priests’ officiating in Eastern Mass.  KEVIN CULLEN: Loyal to the mission  Fun and games fail to hit the teen target | Older youths bypass community centers for allure of streets  Wampanoag cut ties with casino investors | Now in negotiations with Malaysian firm  Air base developers seek free land deal  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
In-store special: less energy | Remodeled Star Market is well-stocked with innovative and cost-saving green technologies  Narcolepsy research triggers myriad brain studies  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Mypunchbowl.com trying to crash Web party  USER FRIENDLY: Hydrogen-powered win for Northeastern engineers  More Business  SOUND BODY: Mind your p's and flus | Health officials strongly urge staying home if you have symptoms, and (kindly) encouraging co-workers to do the same  DAVID MEHEGAN: Dogged by boredom | What is it that makes a person interesting?  HEALTH ANSWERS: Is the birth control pill safe?  G FORCE: Wendy Cadge discusses religion in the halls of medicine  BE WELL: Dieting and quitting smoking  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: In GOP primary, Scott Brown  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Theater: How do you solve a problem like money?  GLOBE EDITORIAL: A good school plan, again  STEVE ALMOND: Vanity, thy name is tax revenue  JAMES CARROLL: Object lessons from the Afghan quagmire  RICHARD F. SALLUZZO: Equal funding for all hospitals  PETER FUNT: Room and coed board  More Editorial/Opinion