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May 30, 2009	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Menino rejects plan to arm patrol officers with M-16s | Backs M-16s only for special units Some local leaders irate over plan  Unlike rest of US, federal government is hiring - a lot | Many Americans are finding opportunity, and security, on the growing federal payroll  Anti-Iran militia faces terrorist designation | US is weighing conciliatory step  Obama nomination would boost ranks of Catholics on court | Shift called sign of tolerance  Coast Guard rescues solo French rower 10 days into Atlantic trek | Record-setting quest ends with another costly rescue  More Globe Stories  BLUE JAYS 6, RED SOX 3: Wakefield, Red Sox have it rough under roof  Small wonder | Though 5-3, 100 pounds, Harrison has a big game  ON HOCKEY: Finally, repeat Stanley Cup finalists  More sports  'Rockefeller' driver testifies in kidnapping trial | Describes taking suspect, child to New York City  Suffolk holidays survive challenge | Amendment fails in state Senate  City manager's hold on Cambridge eroding | Lawsuit mars Healy's reputation  Efforts to renovate BU Bridge stall between state agencies  Harvard suspends Nieman writing conference  More City/Region		ADVERTISEMENT   HELP OTHERS NEAR YOU Find your favorite causes and ways to make a difference in the Boston.com Do Good Channel. GIVE: Cameras needed HELP: Foster homes for cats GO: Vision 5K race  SEE ALL CATEGORIES
Joslin chief is stepping down | Diabetes center's financial picture said to be improving  Beefing up the green fleet | Taking advantage of increased supply, car rental firms expand hybrid offerings  FDIC accuses Lowell lender of 'unsafe banking'  Sudden mortgage rate hike shocks many hoping to refinance | Sudden rate hike leaves many wondering if they waited too long  More Business  The culture of failure thrives on the Web | If at first you don't succeed, tell the world about it -- because Web culture has become obsessed with our mistakes  VOICES: Do you have a 'soulcraft'?  ART WALK: All around town  OPEN HOUSE: JFK slept here  OPERA: Riddle me this  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Going for the green  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Two states, many players  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Advice & Dissent  JIM STERGIOS: The wrong way to fund education  PERRI PETRICCA AND SHERRY PENNEY: A core value that helps the bottom line  DERRICK Z. JACKSON: The highest honor for a fellow Scout  Quotes of note  More Editorial/Opinion