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April 24, 2011	Page One   Sports   Metro   Living | Arts   Business   Editorial | Opinion

Boston sends ‘tax’ bills to major nonprofits | Aims to triple voluntary payments within 5 years  State payouts sealed with a promise of silence | Despite questions about free speech and possible coverups, agencies often build gag orders into settlements, severance deals  Into the light | She helped bring new life to a struggling church, then faced a threat to her own from cancer. The Rev. Molly Phinney Baskette finally returns to the pulpit today, with an Easter story to tell.  On the long, hard road to a breakthrough | Local firm spent decades and billions on a pill to treat hepatitis C  Tangled in an endless web of distractions | Colleges worry about always-plugged-in students  More Globe Stories  BRUINS 2, CANADIENS 1 (2OT): Twice as nice | Horton’s score in double OT boosts Bruins  ON HOCKEY: Stirring up feelings | Almost done in by dynamic contest  RED SOX 5, ANGELS 0: Sox get another fine start | Matsuzaka looks magnificent again  ON BASKETBALL: Ainge’s eyes on his Celtics stars  Fitting the profile | Patriots know what they’re looking for in the draft  More Sports  Flu season let state off easy, this year | Vaccine plentiful, amount of illness ‘average’ in Mass.  YVONNE ABRAHAM: Wedding is a royal pain  Still kicking | Martial arts classes help group of women keep their joints — and minds — flexible  No relief in sight as gasoline costs soar | As $4 per gallon looms, some look to N.H.  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
How teams take over your mind | When it comes to sports, loyalty isn’t always a choice  Fast forward | Why a movie about car thieves is the most progressive force in American cinema  THE WORD: Wean out | Whatever happened to weeding?  BRAINIAC: The curse of Tut’s trumpets | Recent highlights from the Ideas blog  Q&A: Where morality lives | How should neuroscience change philosophy?  More Ideas  EGYPT: On shifting sands | A traveler can feel wary and welcome, anxious and avidly open to a land of wonders  I TALY: Piety to pyrotechnics at Easter weekend  DESTINATIONS: It’s spring, so get cooking!  Marvels by design | Man-made for admiring, and many of them complemented by their natural settings  Artisanal, aged, regional or rare, these shops say cheese  More Travel  Rearranging the Corporate DNA | On the verge of its first blockbuster drug, can Vertex transform itself into a money-making enterprise?  THE VETERAN RESEARCHER | JOHN THOMSON: Biotech ‘gunslingers’ aim for breakthroughs  THE NEW SALESMAN | PAUL DARUWALA: Now comes the hard part: marketing an unknown  PRODUCT REVIEWS: New cycle of energy standards | Most front-loading washers meet guideline, but no dryers do  ON THE JOB: Milkman delivers on a long tradition  More Business  This is your brain on Bravo | Living to tell the tale of a week of aspirational TV  Kylie Minogue has first date with Boston  Boston Lyric Opera makes its 'Dream' a reality  Stretching out | Independent Film Festival grows up, lets guard down  Filmmaker rolls with unusual idea | 'Rubber' puts new spin on schlock with killer tire  More Living  More Arts  GLOBE EDITORIAL: Vermont Yankee plant’s owner must honor its own promises  GLOBE EDITORIAL: An ordinary romance  JOAN VENNOCHI: A savvy appointment runs afoul of savage grief  JEFF JACOBY: Faced with a field of mediocrity  JULIETTE KAYYEM: The game changer | One year ago today, politics collided with disaster recovery  More Editorial/Opinion