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Nov. 28, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Middlesex sheriff kills self, police say | DiPaola’s office was subject of ethics inquiry  A world of misery left by bullying | Name-calling, beatings, other tactics can influence a victim’s life long after high school  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Aiming to comfort sick children, Boston’s pros make the rounds  $10m project to digitize JFK archives underway |  More Globe Stories  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Aiming to comfort sick children, Boston’s pros make the rounds  BC 16, SYRACUSE 7: Fresh look by BC | Williams (185) slices Orange  Young Taylor was born to run | The son of Patriot Fred Taylor has been dazzling on high school fields in Florida  Bruins’ Savard not there yet, but he’s getting closer | Practice encouraging for Bruins center  More Sports  Teens seek schools’ aid on sexual safety | City task force to ask School Committee to improve programs, access to condoms  The real Lizzie Borden? | In upcoming book, authors take an ax to the tale of Fall River woman acquitted of killing her parents  Menino returns home after infection  Patrons brave cold for Castle Island tradition  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Laughing it off  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  Information overload, the early years | Five centuries years ago, a new technology swamped the world with data. What we can learn from the aftermath.  Inside the bullied brain | The alarming neuroscience of taunting  UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: Boys like dolls too | Surprising insights from the social sciences  THE WORD: Frisky | The TSA spawns anger - and a new lexicon  BRAINIAC: Speed baking | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  More Ideas  Holiday events in New England | Parades and performances, fairs and creches, food and music and merriment  Welty’s sense of place preserved in Jackson  Berkshires country goes its own way, home-growing food, cuisine, art, fun  A supporting cast surrounded more than her broken ankle  DESTINATIONS: A face, a garden, a dress, a conqueror  More Travel Hidden Tease Generator Asset: newsletter_metro | Hidden  Caritas’s owner has a history of quiet buyouts that pay off |  MONEY MAKEOVER: With a bit of careful saving, la dolce vita is within reach  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Kiva, the warehouse robot company, has its eye on the biggest e-commerce retailers  SMART CHOICES: These three tires stand out | For ultra-high performance during summer driving, they consistently outscored others on braking, handling, hydroplaning, and tread life  JOB DOC: Wedding planner likes to change it up  More Business  $10m project to digitize JFK archives underway |  Beverly couple — with help of 'Wicked' creator — see their musical come to life |  ART REVIEW: A study of objects from the eyes of BU professor Harold Reddicliffe  Bruno Mars reflects on the years between signing a record contract at 18 and succeeding in becoming a headliner at 25 | Singer has had hits as writer, producer  Natalie Portman finds her balance in 'Black Swan' | Ballet, Harvard, most of her 20s were behind her when she leaped at the opportunity  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: State’s gateway cities need a new opportunity to flower  Essays from Boston students on life and hard lessons learned |  More Editorial/Opinion