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March 7, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Debate around meals tax heats up | Many towns see windfall; others fearful  A stimulating vision | It’s under fire from the right in Washington, but the federal stimulus plan has been a blessing for one local technology firm and many it does business with: Jobs saved, jobs created, and a glimmer of hope restored  A candidate in search of the common touch | He may be primed for policy debates, but gubernatorial hopeful Charles Baker concedes he is no natural on the stump  More Globe Stories  BRUINS 3, ISLANDERS 2: Bruins show bounce | They manage to deflect Islanders  Relief mission | Daughter with rare illness gives Sox hopeful extra incentive to make team  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Grapefruit juice seems a little bland  NORTHEASTERN 74, HOFSTRA 71: Huskies survive in double OT | NU advances to CAA semifinals  More Sports  HAITIANS TURN TO THE CHURCH: In quake’s aftermath, a call to comfort  Motorist prevents man’s leap off bridge | Police say rescuer risked his own life  A touch of wizardry to support her library  Grand jury hears claims coach abused teen in ’70s  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
THE WORD: Shades of gray | Or is it grey? Why we insist on finding differences  Q&A: The other author of 'Don Quixote' | Translating literature should count as an art, says Edith Grossman  LET US NOW PRAISE...: Jet lag  Symphony in J flat | The curious quest to re-invent music  Who's still biased? | Diversity training has swept corporate America. Just one problem: It doesn’t seem to work.  BRAINIAC: Honest, violent Abe | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  More Ideas  At the nexus of food, art, and soul  Desert salt, desert wind | The remote, challenging landscapes of a gigantic salt flat, Andean heights, and empty desert  DESTINATIONS: Big screens and burlesque  RAVE: See another world by Mexican artisans  More Travel  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Five years into the future | Mass. executive has been at vanguard of change since coming aboard at Microsoft  SPENDING SMART: All-in-one, evolved | Latest compact systems have enough computing power to make you think twice about buying a traditional tower PC  Is ‘new Vault’ too much like old one? | While business leaders say partnership focused on economic policy is a good start, critics contend a more diverse group would do a better job  Lawyers in waiting: Firms defer new hires’ start dates  More Business  If the shoe fits, they’ll copy it | Should the law protect fashion from knockoffs?  PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW: In the zone | A vanished world of sex, squalor, captured in black and white  A stroll down the Combat Zone’s seedy side | This was where hookers, johns, and trouble met  She’s the boss of all her houses  And the nominees were . . . and weren’t  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: State should require athletes to undergo heart checks  GLOBE EDITORIAL: NFL: Socialism makes everyone rich  GLOBE EDITORIAL: One college gains true diversity  PETER S. CANELLOS: Race relations: Sign of progress in ‘Precious’  DANTE RAMOS: Economy: Tolerating economic limbo in ‘Up in the Air’  JESSE SINGAL: Foreign policy: Diffusing arrogance in ‘Avatar’  More Editorial/Opinion