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May 23, 2010	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

SPOTLIGHT: At the Probation Department, patronage is job one  Celtics run has fans shopping for everything green | Fans hot for Celtics in postseason, cooler toward struggling Sox  3 detainees gained path by marriage | Possible fraud investigated after all wed US women  THE GOVERNOR’S RACE | BACK STORIES: For Baker, a Little Brother for life | Mentor program led to long, unlikely friendship  More Globe Stories  CELTICS 94, MAGIC 71: Disappearing act | In dazzling display, Celtics leave Magic shellshocked  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: Lukewarm to smoking hot  RED SOX 5, PHILLIES 0: Matsuzaka flirts with no-hitter  More Sports  Deadline to seek flood aid extended | Residents given an extra month  At Muslim forum, Patrick vows action to combat prejudice |  Titanic victim’s grave marked | Irish woman had set out to build new life in Boston  Program helps homeless find their footing  YVONNE ABRAHAM: In the swim of things  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
Saved by the crown | What monarchs offer modern democracy  This Is Not a Weed | Plants that spontaneously grow in the city are marvels of adaptation. What can we learn from them?  THE WORD: Getting 'untracked' | The surprisingly deep history of a bit of jock-talk  Q&A: Let them in | Illegal immigrants are breaking the law of the land. In a forthcoming book, Joseph Carens makes the moral case for waiving it.  BRAINIAC: Poor to rich in 90 seconds | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  More Ideas  Golfing the Cape | Capturing the Cape’s topography and testing the players’ psychology  Stuck at Zurich Airport? You're in luck  Europe has something for everyone: bargains, attractions, room to move |  On the Mass. crafts trail  Washington D.C. an unsung destination for new food experiences  More Travel  For Google, faster is better, more profitable |  INNOVATION ECONOMY: Hungry for cash, start-ups seek better angels for their ventures  CAREER MAKEOVER: Have a backup plan, not just a final destination  CONSUMER REPORTS: How to find a standout sizzler | Look beyond manufacturers’ claims when shopping for a gas grill  CONSUMER ALERT: Before you book a hotel room online, check out the terms  More Business  SUMMER ARTS PREVIEW | VISUAL ARTS: Seeing Degas through Picasso’s eyes at Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute | Exhibit traces links between the two  SUMMER ARTS PREVIEW | DANCE: ICA series combines movement and the written word | ICA series pairs dance with poetry, art  SUMMER ARTS | THEATER: Tina Packer delivers a Shakespearean feast | What a piece of work is a woman? Actress explores Shakespeare's female roles  SUMMER ARTS PREVIEW | CLASSICAL MUSIC: At Bard, a search for Berg and ‘The Distant Sound’  SUMMER ARTS PREVIEW | JAZZ: Jazz Mafia’s Adam Theis really likes sharing the stage  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Beacon Hill picks wrong way to appease disaffected voters  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Jargon: From Mao to MBA-speak  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Preserve EPA’s right to regulate  LAWRENCE HARMON: An urban paradox in Oak Square  JOAN VENNOCHI: Laura Bush finally speaks from the heart  JOANNA WEISS: The art of ‘Lost’  More Editorial/Opinion