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February 16, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Colleges lagging on faculty diversity | Numbers trail makeup of Hub’s student bodies  New doubts about 1986 shooting | Ex-chief sees flaws in investigation of Bishop’s brother’s death  A port in stormy times | Boats moored in local harbors provide affordable, if not always comfy, housing  US, Pakistan capture a top Taliban leader | Hopeful on interrogations  Sex addicts getting help, understanding | Medical specialists recognize disorder  More Globe Stories  OLYMPICS: King of the hill | Wescott comes from way back to defend title  BOB RYAN: Gold standard for hosts  Miller’s long wait ends in bronze  Red Sox' Bard is closing on a more important role  More Sports  Homeless in high school | Help is hard to find for a rising tide of displaced students 18 and over  KEVIN CULLEN: A flawed calculus  Few clues evident in death of student | Gloucester reels after body found  Breaking patterns that derail their lives | Cash rewards motivate single parents to improve  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   ARE YOU ON FACEBOOK? SO ARE WE. Become a fan of Boston.com on Facebook ® and get the latest Boston news, sports, photos, videos and more, right in your Facebook news feed.  BECOME A FAN
Lowe’s to try again on Hub store | But New Balance also has plans for Brighton site  BOSTON CAPITAL: Frozen in time  Imperfect storms | Region’s ski areas aren’t hurting, but they’re hungry for a big snowfall  Staples launches new tech division | Office supplier aims to meet more needs  To keep customers, Toyota may extend warranties  More Business  Hitting close to home | Even if they knew little about Haiti before the earthquake, Bostonians want to help their newfound neighbors there  VOICES | ALEX BEAM: Superchef me | Dunkin’ Donuts’ foray into culinary development may be fine, but what became of the smoothies?  MOVIE REVIEW: IMAX film offers a wider glimpse of Saudi Arabia  Across the world, at home anywhere | Concert film takes Celine Dion’s fans on family road trip  STAGE REVIEW: Transported to a comic, cruel 'Island of Slaves'  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Congress should take note of Mass. climate-change report  GLOBE EDITIORIAL: Bullfighting: End the senseless slaughter  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Socialism for student lenders  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: We still have a lot to learn from Nelson Mandela  NEAL GABLER: The presidency, condensed  STEPHEN KINZER: After 25 years, a visit to a different Cuba  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion