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

Bus crash in Vermont injures UMass students and driver | Vehicle veers off Vt. highway; operator called seriously hurt  If the tree fits, click it | For some modern families, ordering online is replacing the cold night search for the perfect fir  Brown backs ‘don’t ask’ repeal | With some generals and senators opposed, prospects appear dim  Study says Boston’s racial disparities threaten future workforce | Gaps in education, income are cited  Local virtuoso to serenade Nobel winner China won’t set free | Local virtuoso to serenade Nobel winner China won’t set free  More Globe Stories  Sox, Padres talk Gonzalez | Trade would include top prospects, with trade to be worked out  CELTICS 104, BULLS 92: Celtics look lively | Garnett’s effort keys trampling of Bulls  No drop in Tate’s effort | Patriots receiver works to improve  With each team, Gurley carries the fight | UMass guard has lessons from unforgettable journey  More Sports  Oratorio brings home El Salvador's pain | Vice consul in Boston sings of horrors she lived through  No takers for health insurance program | Signing up tough for municipalities  Cheers and jeers | Pop Warner officials discouraged Mattapan trip to Fla.  Boston nightclub faces bias allegation | AG’s office looks into complaints  ADRIAN WALKER: Councilors with conviction  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   Special reports: The Making of Mitt Romney | Veterans' care Podcasts
If the tree fits, click it | For some modern families, ordering online is replacing the cold night search for the perfect fir  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Web retailer has found success, but now it’s looking for recognition  SMART CHOICES: A tuneful trio | Apple has packed its revamped iPod line with improvements, but the new designs have a few drawbacks as well  Partners posts $195m gain for 2010 | Modest improvement still better than most  N.E. auto show offers more cars, beefier displays | N.E. auto show offers more cars, beefier displays  More Business  Local virtuoso to serenade Nobel winner China won’t set free | Local virtuoso to serenade Nobel winner China won’t set free  Wowing everyone from international judges to TV’s stars, two young dancers say they are just doing what moves them | Wowing everyone from international judges to TV's 'Stars,' two young dancers say they are just doing what moves them  BRING THE FAMILY: Sketchy activity at the MFA  G FORCE | WENDY WIBERG: Speech-language pathologist can help people neutralize their Bahston (and other) accents | Speech-language pathologist can help people neutralize their Bahston (and other) accents  PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW: Fleeting moments in sands of time from photographer Daniel Ranalli | Ranalli’s beach images remain, as art vanishes  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Protect more cars from seizure; debtors need the means to pay  GLOBE EDITORIAL: The cosmos: Vast with possibilities  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Stop delays; pass ‘New START’  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: In the dark | McCain keeps blinders on in repeal of ‘don’t ask’  RENEE LOTH: How to fix the budget  TOM KEANE: Politicians, no more favors  Quotes of note  More Editorial/Opinion