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July 3, 2011	Page One   Sports   Metro   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Monitor Group rebuked on Syria | Cambridge firm defends its project to train youth  The away team | For 35 teens with cancer, leaving town to see the Red Sox becomes an extraordinary adventure  Despite notoriety, Bulger no easy case  Traffic cases settled, but deportations loom | Minor offenders snared in immigration program aimed at serious crimes  Finding a green lining in slow property sales | Trust gets break on Maine land  More Globe Stories  Storming The Fort | Fans feel they’ve been unfair targets of Revolution  RED SOX 10, ASTROS 4: Miller in control as Sox rout Astros  BOB RYAN: In outfield, he may have hit upon something  BUD COLLINS: At Wimbledon, lefty Kvitova left little doubt  ON SECOND THOUGHT: Double feature of creatures  More Sports  The rhythm of the rockets | A master pyrotechnician synchronizes the dazzling fireworks with music for Boston’s Fourth of July celebration on the Esplanade  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Influence premiums  With money tight, towns go to lengths to fund July Fourth fireworks  Swimmers at reopened pools say facilities seem clean and safe  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
Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness | How did these words become the most important in the Declaration of Independence? The answer starts with a small band of motivated Americans.  I played the news today, oh boy | The next frontier for video games: current events  THE WORD: Alias invasion | Nicknames for the 21st century  Q&A: Apocalypse later | Worried about 2012? Don’t be, says an expert on the Maya  Uncommon Knowledge | Surprising insights from the social sciences  More Ideas  Out-of-towners | What do they look for when they browse Boston, taste its cuisine, see its history, shop, ask directions . . .  Stanley Cup runneth over world’s borders | One minder of hockey’s holiest tells travel tales  CURRENTS: Steel guitar stars in Hawaii homeland  Putting friendlier faces on Dublin’s tourism | Economy cooled a popular image  DESTINATIONS: Playing from Bilbao to Tuscaloosa  More Travel  Turnaround artists | A 15-story ship. 2,200 passengers. And eight hours to get it ready.  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Noncompete clauses stifling to creativity in Mass.  Firms struggle to stay ahead of fuel-cost swings  PRODUCT REVIEWS: The hottest grills for the money | Well-known brands offer many sizes and options to choose from  ON THE JOB: Society helps keep Cambridge’s past alive  More Business  Neo-soul survivor | Smooth and sultry, fresh and familiar, Sade's sound endures  A first season as staging ground | ArtsEmerson aiming for more  REVIEW: Sebastian Smee says Annette Lemieux’s ‘Objects’ exhibit shows depth and diversity  ‘Horrible Bosses’ director Seth Gordon is actually one sweet and nice boss  Fresh faces join icons of French cinema | Film festival hosts eclectic collection  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Nonprofits can help in clearing glut of homes in foreclosure  GLOBE EDITORIAL: America is still a beacon  GARETH COOK: Trusting your instincts | Conservatives may actually be natural liberals at heart  JOAN VENNOCHI: Bulger loses the first round  JEFF JACOBY: Philosophy, faith and the Fourth of July  TOM KEANE: Power on | Punish corruption, but don’t weaken the Legislature  More Editorial/Opinion