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May 24, 2011	Page One   Sports   Metro   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Witness tells of DiMasi pressure | Ex-data chief says Cognos software was not needed  Parts from Mass. firms make gadget boom whole | Demand for components lifts state economy  Brown vows to vote against GOP budget plan | Medicare overhaul harmful, he says  SSI program is flawed, chief says | Wants a $10m study of disability system  More Globe Stories  BRUINS 3, LIGHTNING 1: Bear necessity | Bruins trip Tampa, take 3-2 series lead  BOB RYAN: Bruins win was needed, drama wasn’t  ON HOCKEY: Stalwart Thomas gave Bruins his all, again  INDIANS 3, RED SOX 2: Surging Indians keep Bard, Red Sox from going over top  More Sports  Pupil captures assault on video | Fifth-graders’ violence stuns Bridgewater  KEVIN CULLEN: Mended ties’ frayed edges  Billboard targets gun violence with a somber new message  Union musicians object to Rockettes’ use of recordings  Deadly Mo. storm reminds Worcester of ’53 tornado  More Metro		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
New hepatitis C drug OK’d | With FDA approval, Vertex brings potential blockbuster to market  Vertex’s big success boosts Boston’s Fan Pier project, too  Auto insurers overcharge businesses, AG says | Lost jobs, $1b cost over six years cited  BOSTON CAPITAL: MFS chief Rob Manning returns to alma mater  More Business  Life points | For legal scholar Clare Dalton, a sharp turn from academia to acupuncture was a natural fit  ALEX BEAM: Say goodnight, Oprah | Celebrities swoon and money talks as America’s favorite narcissist bids farewell  FRAME BY FRAME: A jolly good rendering | Spencer portrait shows warmth, caring for servant  STAGE REVIEW: The Bard, light and dark, back to back | All-male troupe delivers ‘Comedy’ followed by haunting ‘Richard III’  STAGE REVIEW: Boston Theater Marathon: 50 playlets in 10 hours  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: In a season of violent weather, prepare, protect — and prevent  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Cornel West: Summers was right  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Lagarde, then a new guard  JOANNA WEISS: All a-bored | A cult of obedience for Thomas and his friends  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: Cutting to mediocrity at UMass  JESSICA VAUGHAN AND MIKE STOPA: Immigration and ‘Secure Communities’  VoxOp  More Editorial/Opinion