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April 4, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Some fans no longer see Evil in the Empire |  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Beloved bashers take a defensive stance  Short-term customers boosting health costs | Lesson for US overhaul in gaming of Mass. system  On liquor licenses, towns face legislative gauntlet |  More Globe Stories  BUTLER 52, MICHIGAN ST. 50: It’s Butler, Duke | Bulldogs hold Spartans at bay, earn first final  DUKE 78, W. VIRGINIA 57: Blue Devils play a tune on Mountaineers  BRUINS 2, MAPLE LEAFS 1: Satan tips scales in Bruins’ favor  Johnson finally will gain entry to Hall of Fame  BC’s Sneep stepped up on the leadership ladder  More Sports  Infighting ruined Gardner case lead, retired FBI agent writes in book | Ex-agent says FBI was on right trail  Officials debate preserving 1920s gas station | 1920s station that may have influenced Hopper painting caught in debate over preservation or demolition  Tech fans turn out in droves for iPad | Fans give device glowing reviews  A ‘towering figure’ for social justice in Hub is laid to rest  YVONNE ABRAHAM: A long-term gamble  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
Bribe Fighter | The strange but true tale of a phony currency, shame, and a grass-roots movement that could go global  LET US NOW PRAISE...: Shyness  Q&A: Bone wars | Why graves are moved – and what it says about our history  THE WORD: Fashion nonsense | How to say it all  BRAINIAC: A Dickensian chalet | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  More Ideas  Fortress of faith | For a millennium pilgrims and tourists have walked at low tide to this shrine  Where elephants (infants or in rehab) get under your skin  ESSAY: Tired of the tourist menu, so why not eat like a Mexican?  Arts community and mix of menus stir a happily gritty neighborhood  Be it waterside or mountainside, it’s a great place to pitch a tent  More Travel  A softer City Hall | Young architects offer visions for turning plaza into something a bit more welcoming  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Why Apple is still generating buzz  Flood victims may be able to deduct some losses on taxes  SPENDING SMART: Don’t buy into a money pit | There’s more to consider when looking for a home than purchase price alone. Costs can add up quickly, overwhelming many first-time owners  CONSUMER ALERT: Keep an eye on your credit card bills, or trouble can add up  More Business  The comeback kids | Why do we love it when celebrities try for second acts? Because we play a leading role.  Dennis Kois, the DeCordova’s new director, crafting new ambitions for the museum and sculpture park  Comedic ‘Coppelia’ presents a bit of a stretch for Boston Ballet dancers  Rock ‘n’ reel | Bands on film deliver drama and fun, amped to 11  Cherie Currie remembers when the Runaways ruled  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Harbor islands are jewels, but lack resources and accessibility  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Springtime: A rivalry blooms anew  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Mass. schools: Reform was not in vain  GLOBE EDITORIAL: A feast across many divides  MAIA SZALAVITZ: School empathy first line against bullies  JOAN VENNOCHI: Too much [expletive] vulgarity  ANDY SMARICK: The teacher challenge | Race to the Top loss gives Mass. a chance to rise to new heights  More Editorial/Opinion