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January 31, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Leaks imperil nuclear industry | Vermont Yankee among troubled  Three lives linked by call to duty, common tragedy | The sacrifices of Harvard Law graduates who took unconventional paths leave friends and classmates searching for answers about themselves  Much rests on Haiti elite | Stung by losses, the wealthy consider fleeing or rebuilding  Record blown away, but pride stays put | N.H. summit’s claim to nasty weather intact  More Globe Stories  BOB RYAN: Peyton’s place: At the top  KINGS 3, BRUINS 2 (SO): Bruins falter again | Effort improves, but Kings prevail  It’s showing time for Lakers | Champs arrive with something to prove  58TH BEANPOT: Teams may be tepid, but Beanpot will boil  AUSTRALIAN OPEN: Williams just too much for Henin  More Sports  A life preserved | As showcase and centerpiece of the late senator’s legacy, Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Boston will feature a replica of his office  ‘Luck’ leads survivor of Haiti quake to MGH  New charges for acquitted suspect  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Don’t assume the worst  More City/Region		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
Easy = True | How ‘cognitive fluency’ shapes what we believe, how we invest, and who will become a supermodel  Justice, medieval style | The case that ‘trial by ordeal’ actually worked  THE WORD: Heated debate | Why shouldn’t a temperature be ‘warm’?  UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: Sometimes high is sexy, sometimes low | Surprising insights from the social sciences  O camel! my camel! | Why the Arab world is re-embracing the poetry of the desert  More Ideas  CRUISING: Super-sized Oasis of the Seas | Deck upon deck of marvels, including a walk in the park  Slow going up the Loire, more to savor than to see  MAINE: Pretty in white | Camden wears its winters well, reading, eating, sleeping, sporting, museumgoing and going shopping  A sense of each place, by the book  More Travel  Hope for sun seekers | Despite rising airfares, hot deals for trips to the Caribbean are out there  SPENDING SMART: From helpful and amusing to cranky, travel websites offer a plethora of luxury hotel reviews  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Endeca founders steering search firm toward ‘business intelligence’ market  ETIQUETTE AT WORK: Common sense, courtesy pave way in stairway crunch  CONSUMER ALERT: Refrigerator purchase leaves buyer out in cold  More Business  Living the dream | New trio brings real-life heartache and joy to 'Dreamgirls' roles  GRAMMYS PREVIEW: Grammys immersed in the mainstream this year  Model. Actor. Goofball. | Don't let his looks fool you. 'Dear John' star Channing Tatum is as charming as he is handsome.  At 80, Plummer has arrived at his ‘Station’  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: In Facebook age, bullying requires concerted response  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Ethics: Rules reveal doctors’ priorities  GLOBE EDITORIAL: In Japan, no need for alarm  JEFF JACOBY: Candidates, campaigns and New Coke  JOAN VENNOCHI: Brown and the Kennedys  ROBERT KUTTNER: Obama’s meager pitch meets a brick wall  More Editorial/Opinion