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June 20, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Health aid urged for low-wage workers | Advocates say wait until 2014 is unfair  The agony of a girl who just wanted to fit in | Lexi was new to school and intent on being accepted. Then the pictures surfaced and the torment began. It wasn’t a bullying case where the fault was always obvious, or the school failed to react. It was one that shows the grave complexity of this threat to teen life and how hard it can be to combat.  Political ties open path to Pakistan aid | Kerry donor got assist with hospital project  THE GOVERNOR’S RACE | ISSUES AND CHALLENGES: In Marshfield, stalled hopes | Enterprise Park was supposed to be the answer, bringing in jobs, money, people; instead, it is the question  More Globe Stories  RED SOX 5, DODGERS 4: Sox erase their mistakes | Pedroia’s single wins it in ninth  Final curtain | This production is NBA theater at its grandest  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: After great show, Rivers may bow out  US OPEN: Woods puts on a back-nine charge | He’s third after 66; Johnson leads by 3  More Sports  Case deepens immigration debate | Backers say Harvard student is poster child for Dream Act  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Gaga for Greenway  Urban schools are focus of BC gift | Lynches give $20m to train principals  Rock ’n’ roll saved his life | Aaron Manley was troubled after his mother died. But his introduction to death metal changed all that  Clue to water main break elusive after seven weeks  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 best vacation ever | How should you spend your time off? Believe it or not, science has some answers.  One nation, online | The push to make broadband access a civil right  Q&A: Beneath the veil | G. Willow Wilson traveled from B.U. to Cairo, and created a new Muslim life  THE WORD: Monster of rock | 'Megalithic' and the power of metaphor  UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: It’s true, your boss is a psychopath | Surprising insights from the social sciences  More Ideas  ‘Hidden Himalaya’ | Trekking the first stretch of an ambitious mountain trail  Treat yourself to summer  GEARING UP: Transmit your tunes on the road  Where Colonial times still echo  Summertime acts up, live on stage  More Travel  Smoother sailing | Delayed by recession, mixed-use development at Hingham Shipyard is poised to open  CAREER MAKEOVER: Don’t dismiss your current work | Freelancer who’s looking for more needs to take credit for what she’s been doing  INNOVATION ECONOMY: In CEO race, experience often trumps youth  CONSUMER REPORTS: When simpler is better | Apple’s iPad is packed with features, but it may not be the best option for people seeking a basic e-book reader  CONSUMER ALERT: Verizon allowed to pass along tax on telephone poles  More Business  Change of heart | With her new blues album, Cyndi Lauper isn’t the first pop star to try singing a different tune  Lauper not down and dirty enough for ‘Memphis Blues’  Pilobolus draws on new medium  'Knight' & Diaz | There really is something about the female lead in the new Tom Cruise film, starting with her OMG being LOL  The Duplass brothers move beyond mumblecore with ‘Cyrus’  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: On Big Dig, governor's race is an overdue moment of truth  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Primary planners draw on ’08  JEFF JACOBY: The instrument of crime remains only an instrument  AMY VORENBERG: I am Lucy. | In the early ’70s, a serial rapist attacked 44 girls in the Boston area. He could have been stopped.  JOANNA WEISS: Obama, lose your cool  JOAN VENNOCHI: A lone voice of sanity on the Council  More Editorial/Opinion