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

Bruised but emboldened, Patrick maps road ahead | Jobs, health care in his plans, but not casinos  Harvard aims to reflect diverse faces in portraits | A push is on to make the portraits on the walls — white men, almost all — reflect the diverse face of the university today  GOP faces hard choices to keep its promises | Plan to slash deficit collides with pledge to reduce taxes  Buoyed by brothers’ love, a paralyzed player refuses to quit | As 1 triplet stars on gridiron, Jared Coppola strives to walk  More Globe Stories  6-1 Patriots are immune to distractions | 6-1 Patriots are immune to distractions  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Brainy Belichick leaves foes smarting  BLUES 2, BRUINS 1 (SO): Bruins falter again | Team loses Krejci after head-on hit  For Durant, sitting still is hardly OK  Zenyatta’s Classic run a head short of perfect  More Sports  Keating embarks on freshman orientation in Congress | Former DA faces humbling trip to Congress  To voters’ surprise, Mass. dons blue cloak again | Massachusetts voters who were seeing red after Scott Brown’s victory in January were uplifted by last week’s election results. Those who were elated by the senator’s upset are now feeling blue.  Robinson to step down as bishop in 2013 | Says focus on his presence has taken a toll  YVONNE ABRAHAM: The GOP’s happy few  More City/Region		Hidden HTML Blob: Untitled | Hidden 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
Hidden Tease Generator Asset: newsletter_magazine | Hidden Hidden HTML Blob: Untitled | Hidden  No change | Once again, our politicians will fail to bring the change they promised. And that’s how it’s supposed to work.  The case against evidence | From fingerprints to high-tech CSI, forensic science plays a much smaller role than you would think  BRAINIAC: Mark Twain, editor's nightmare | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  More than rhetoric | What makes a great presidential speech? Ten top moments from Ted Sorensen and John F. Kennedy.  THE WORD: What King James wrought | How the Bible still shapes the language  More Ideas  10 coastal hikes | Leave the woods in winter and wander where land meets the sea  Coast-to-coast sidekicks | Third time’s another charm for the author, his mother, and her meditative, rollicking, on-the-road self  All new lives, right out of the blue  DESTINATIONS: Creole to stout, cookies to tamales  Pittsburgh’s compact charm | Savor a new hotel, walk to arts, theater, food  More Travel Hidden Tease Generator Asset: newsletter_metro | Hidden  Preparing now for potential tax changes in 2011 | How you can prepare now for potential tax changes in 2011  CAREER MAKEOVER: Turn the story of your disparate job history into an asset in search  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Solar tech advances may be key to competing with China  SMART CHOICES: Don’t worry about wallet shock with auto batteries | It’s not hard to find inexpensive, reliable auto batteries. But be sure to consider your driving habits, the climate, and maintenance requirements.  CONSUMER ALERT: Getting credit for a $2 toll mistake takes persistence  More Business  Elliot Bostwick Davis, chair of the MFA's Art of the Americas department, has a bloodline steeped in art, its observation, and its collection | MFA's Davis brings a passion for American art to the museum's new wing  Liane Brandon's early short films receive a screening at the Museum of Modern Art | Long before director Kathryn Bigelow won an Oscar, Liane Brandon and others were making films that captured a movement  In the year 2020: the future of Conan  Basil Twist brings his puppet theater adaptation of 'Petrushka' to ArtsEmerson and the Paramount Theatre this week | Twist wants audience to relate to puppets  International Center of Photography exhibits recall civil war in Spain, revolution in Cuba | NYC exhibits recall civil war in Spain, revolution in Cuba  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: GOP can streamline health law, improve malpractice system  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Rail: A GOP advocate for the Northeast  GLOBE EDITORIAL: A new power to the south  LAWRENCE HARMON: Can the Menino machine save Boston, too?  JOANNA WEISS: The biggest losers | Rich candidates find that their money can’t buy voters’ love  JEFF JACOBY: The GOP gets a second chance  JOAN VENNOCHI: A vindication for Patrick  More Editorial/Opinion