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March 13, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Democrats optimistic on health bill vote | Pelosi says deal is near; Brown to give GOP reply  On the beach, a saving race | Nine stranded dolphins freed by rescue team  Scandal’s shadow touches pope’s German years  At Harvard, reengineering science | New focus, majors draw in students  At breakfast, rivals might make meal of absent Baker  More Globe Stories  CELTICS 122, PACERS 103: Celtics turn the switch | They’re on all night vs. the defenseless Pacers  BU 3, MERRIMACK 2: Perfect start | Terriers frustrate Merrimack again  Lowe, BU prepared to take on Vermont  Wrist watch continues for Lowrie | He’d like to make Sox, but goal is to get healthy  More Sports  State may cut $200m from local aid | Could result in more layoffs  ADRIAN WALKER: Make book on these cuts  Don’t rain on parade, police ask | Despite forecast, Southie event on  Sinn Fein’s president hits Hub | Adams to address Clover Club, march  Some patrolmen object to newspaper’s Obama depictions | Minority officers call them offensive and in poor taste  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
Aveo no hit on its opening day | Shares close down a penny; debut suggests a biotech IPO revival won’t be imminent  New reports of data breaches | Thousands are left at risk in Mass.  Sowing the oats of prosperity | Her recipe for a healthy morning has drawn a following, but changing breakfast habits is tough  Group against housing law told to halt fund-raising  Filene’s Basement and Syms to open joint store  More Business  Communication breakthrough | Family feuding? Some say it’s time to call in the coach.  VOICES | JOSEPH P. KAHN: Mind games | When ambitious parents exploit gifted children for fame and fortune, no one wins  ART REVIEW: In living color | Painted terracotta sculptures show a flair for the dramatic  ‘Bel Canto’ moves from page to stage | Novel inspires composer’s work for string quartet  TELEVISION REVIEW: ‘Sons of Tucson’ cons some laughs out of audience  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Bowing to corporate America, Judge Baker center loses face  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Bank of America: Polly wants a lawyer  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Glenn Beck: Foolishness on faith  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Whither prostate screening?  JOANNA WEISS: Political daughters: Daddy’s girls  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: Leading the fight against kids’ obesity  ZE’EV WURMAN AND SANDRA STOTSKY: A step down: Federal education standards  Quotes of note  More Editorial/Opinion