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Jan. 2, 2011	Page One   Sports   City | Region   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Patrick may trim legislators’ salaries | Will use data in making decision; cut would be first since ’98 change  A big experiment in big science | Broad Institute’s attack on disease brings answers, questions  Hopes for gay-rights gains shift to courts | GOP’s rise stalls effort in Congress  Giving art-house films a home | Mass. natives use clout to carve out a niche for indies  More Globe Stories  DOLPHINS AT PATRIOTS: Final question: Rest or risk?  DAN SHAUGHNESSY: It will be quite an exhibition  OKLAHOMA 48, UCONN 20: Fiesta is no party | UConn works hard, but falls to Oklahoma  SABRES 7, BRUINS 6 (SO): Sloppy Bruins present Sabres with a gift victory  More Sports  11 in Boston make their resolutions for ’11  Officials target teen drinking | Hub effort will include billboards and buttons  YMCAs begin to screen for sex offenders  STARTS & STOPS: The Big Apple could take a few pointers on cleaning up snow  Woman killed, 9 others injured by holiday violence in Lowell, Lynn  More City/Region		Hidden HTML Blob: Untitled | Hidden 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
Hidden Tease Generator Asset: newsletter_magazine | Hidden Hidden HTML Blob: Untitled | Hidden  2011: The year you weren’t expecting | A calendar of the obscure and surprising in the year to come  The incredible shrinking sound bite | It's not just a modern problem — and may not be such a bad thing after all  BRAINIAC: World Cup stadiums, to go | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  THE WORD: Overuse injury | Inside our long impulse to banish trendy words  UNCOMMON KNOWLEDGE: Sorry really isn't enough | Surprising insights from the social sciences  More Ideas  NAIROBI: A capital destination | City life, an elephant orphanage, and a giraffe center enrich the African experience  DESTINATIONS: High Lights heats things up in Montreal  Naples’ treasures make for a classic holiday | Greco-Roman world is the focus of a tour  MAINE: Reserved: a seat at the table | A big-city chef goes Down East to offer visitors farm-fresh communal meals  At MIT, a quirky fete to great ideas  More Travel  PREDICTIONS FOR 2011 | THE ECONOMY: The recovery will speed up as jobs are created  PREDICTIONS FOR 2011 | HOUSING: The market will stabilize — but don’t expect boom  PREDICTIONS FOR 2011 | BIOTECH: Industry consolidation will continue  PREDICTIONS FOR 2011 | TECHNOLOGY: Start-up activity will accelerate  PREDICTIONS FOR 2011 | DEVELOPMENT: Construction will start to pick up  More Business  Finding light in the dark | The Mother Courage of war- and rape-torn Congo comes to the stage in 'Ruined'  ART REVIEW: At Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, Katharina Grosse upends notions of dimension, decorum  CD REVIEWS: Charpentier rewards close attention | BEMF gives pastorale an intimate charm  Sean Lennon and Charlotte Kemp Muhl make sweet music as The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger  Stage & screen | What works on one often gets a run on the other, giving Broadway a chance to cash in on Hollywood success  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: To contain health costs, state should try a new way of paying  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Vermont: Creating a singular health system  TOM KEANE: The curse of 3-D movies  JOANNA WEISS: Calling on Power Oprah | Winfrey wants to be a guru, but she’s better as a conscience  JOAN VENNOCHI: Governing live from the scene | In Mass., governors have long stood up to the elements — but leaders elsewhere still struggle with the politics of snow  LAWRENCE HARMON: A union leader makes a breakthrough  JEFF JACOBY: Good riddance to old school  More Editorial/Opinion