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April 17, 2011	Page One   Sports   Metro   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Defendants covet appearing before Judge 'Let Me Go' | Raymond Dougan has a well-earned reputation for uncommon leniency, a Globe review finds. He also has had more rulings overturned than any Boston judge.  They can really raise the rafters | When the Celtics’ playoff run starts tonight at the Garden, the ‘Super Fans’ will be ready for their close-ups  Massachusetts education official pushes radical change in teacher reviews |  More doctors gravitate toward boutique practice | Fed up with long hours and limits on fees, they aim to offer a more personal approach — at a price  More Globe Stories  CANADIENS 3, BRUINS 1: Mistake-prone Bruins stung by Canadiens in Game 2 |  BOB RYAN: No results, and there is no excuse  RED SOX 4, BLUE JAYS 1: Beckett fast becoming a factor | He wins 2d straight with 7 good innings  A step back: Shaq can’t practice, ruled out of opener  Goucher carrying on post-pregnancy  More Sports  Boston Marathon race director runs course long after crowds depart |  Suspects in ’69 Lowell killing led ordinary lives | Man held in slaying called good neighbor  Families get treated to a day at circus in Boston  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Eyes toward their future  More Metro		ADVERTISEMENT   Special reports: The Making of Mitt Romney | Veterans' care Podcasts
New Boston museum to grace Tea Party site | A decade after fire, work will soon begin on interactive museum noting key protest that fueled a revolution  INNOVATION ECONOMY: A generator that’s lighter than air — and relatively light on the wallet  PRODUCT REVIEWS: Coverage you can trust | Despite excellent options, paints often don’t live up to marketing claims  CONSUMER ALERT: Discounts offered to pay cash for gas are not illegal  ON THE JOB: Making a living unchaining the bicycle  More Business  Composers John Adams, Steve Reich, and Jan Swafford have helped to build the memory of 9/11 |  Curator relationships facilitate big art shows that require generous loans and long transport  In ‘Black in Latin America,’ Henry Louis Gates Jr. examines racial divides south of Miami  Robert Pattinson talks ‘Twilight,’ ‘Water for Elephants’ |  Morgan Spurlock has gone from super sizer to super salesman |  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: State needs more data to gauge impact of corporate tax breaks  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Tea Party museum: No, not that one  JOAN VENNOCHI: That old, angry union rhetoric | If labor groups want to make progress, they need an image makeover  JEFF JACOBY: There’s no fairness in taxing e-sales  JOANNA WEISS: Shades of boyhood | Painted pink toenails unleash a media firestorm  LAWRENCE HARMON: Crack cocaine left scars on Boston  SYLVIA PAGÁN WESTPHAL: Trial and too many errors | ‘Evidence-based’ medicine can be built on opinion and selective evidence  More Editorial/Opinion