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October 10, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Thousands of students flee home districts | 60% more opt for other towns’ schools  Cape Wind backers blew right by cost | Governor Patrick pushed hard for the project, hoping it would jump-start the state’s green economy. And it yet may. But at what price?  A former teenage prostitute struggles to move on | Federal prosecutors cracked the child prostitution ring, opening a window onto a sordid underworld. They couldn’t have done it without one brave woman.  Just 13, Framingham boy is already a social media guru |  More Globe Stories  Buildup to the breaking point | Moss move wasn’t overnight decision  COYOTES 5, BRUINS 2: Risks, but no reward | Bruins give away opener to the Coyotes in Prague  BOB RYAN: Football fans, eat this up | ‘Jaws’ sank his teeth into project  More Sports  School system to get Muslim holiday | Cambridge to start observance in 2011-12  Service, smiles | T customer service agent always has the right answer  Political advocacy organizations roll | Groups thriving under Section 527  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Doing better business  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
What about IVF? | The embryo technology that evangelicals don’t oppose  The big letdown | Why do our leaders disappoint? It might have something to do with us.  Q&A: Choke! | A psychologist’s new look at why we choke under pressure, and what we can do about it  THE WORD: Why we hate ‘gubernatorial’ |  UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: The age advantage  More Ideas  Montreal’s sense of style a major attraction | Metropolitan mecca for interior design reflects a cutting-edge spirit  Celebrating cowboys, divas, and drag kings  Fun and stylish for those on the go  More Travel  A former teenage prostitute struggles to move on | Federal prosecutors cracked the child prostitution ring, opening a window onto a sordid underworld. They couldn’t have done it without one brave woman.  Just 13, Framingham boy is already a social media guru |  Some small businesses say they are on the mend | After riding out the worst of the recession, some firms are cautiously adding new jobs  CAREER MAKEOVER: Looking beyond traditional police jobs may lead to career  INNOVATION ECONOMY: How to raise money if you haven’t started a start-up  More Business  CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK: Can 'Real Housewives' get any more unreal? Try Beverly Hills. |  Fictional town sets Annie Baker's plays in motion  'Conviction' star opts for characters facing life's trials  Reevaluating Orson Welles's near-perfect 'Stranger'  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Careless foreclosure filings show need for tight controls  GLOBE EDITORIAL: High-speed rail: If they don’t want it, we do  JEFF JACOBY: The most conservative court? Hardly | Despite the hyperventilating about the Supreme Court’s supposed tilt to the right, it is generally pretty stable  LAWRENCE HARMON: In harm’s way | Many in Boston’s high-crime areas can afford to move to a safer area. So why don’t they?  JOANNA WEISS: The world of fertility  More Editorial/Opinion