Police warn protesters to leave Greenway section
Boston police were warning the more than 1,000 Occupy Boston protesters tonight to leave a large section of the Greenway and move to Dewey Square or an adjacent strip of the Greenway.
Warren raises $3.15 million for Senate bid
Democrat Elizabeth Warren raised $3.15 million toward her US Senate bid in the third quarter, doubling what Republican Senator Scott Brown raised during that same time, their campaigns said.
NBA cancels first two weeks of regular season
NBA Commissioner David Stern canceled the games after owners and players were unable to reach a new labor deal in talks Monday.
Jennifer Taylor for the Boston Globe
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A novel life
Watertown’s Sophie Flack spins her dance experience into a young adult novel.
Book Review
‘My Song’ chronicles a life rich in music, acting, activism
A captivating memoir depicts Harry Belafonte’s life and offers an intriguing look at US history from the late ’40s to the present.
Markets rise sharply on European pledge to help banks
US and European stocks rose sharply today after French and German leaders promised a ‘‘comprehensive response’’ to the debt crisis.
“Being funded by interested and interesting peers is a whole benefit in itself.”
Sara Hendren, who was awarded an Awesome Foundation grant
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Columnists
Metro
At BU, a checkup call from the top
Boston University staff phoned all 4,300 first-year and transfer students last week in an effort to help them with their transition.
Business
Gateway to enhance Back Bay park entry
Developer Simon Property Group and area residents are discussing construction of a glass gateway or public art display that would boldly announce the entrance to Southwest Corridor Park.
Nation
Optimism, candor boost Cain in polls
Herman Cain, a pizza magnate and conservative talk-radio host, has proved to be a GOP presidential candidate who some analysts say should be taken seriously.
World
Violence erupts after Christians protest in Cairo
A demonstration by Christians angry about a recent attack on a church touched off violent protests against the military council ruling Egypt, leaving 24 people dead and more than 200 wounded.
Sports
Avalanche 1, Bruins 0
Avalanche goalie has fifth career shutout against Bruins
Despite a pair of good scoring chances, the Stanley Cup champion Bruins lost to the Colorado Avalanche, the second loss of three games to start the season.
Health and wellness
Health
LGBT patients search for healing
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender patients, who often feel alienated by uninformed medical providers, are more likely to struggle with health issues.
Arts
TELEVISION REVIEW
Dern takes the lead in ‘Enlightened’
With “Enlightened,’’ Laura Dern and writer-producer Mike White have come up with a worthy TV vehicle for the actress.
Opinion
“Youth interrupted, adulthood postponed, careers that never materialized, disappointment as a way of life.”
James Carroll, on the “Occupy Wall Street” protests
Ideas
“As engineers, city planners, and ‘road ecologists’ are realizing, we do need roads. We just need better ones.”
Courtney Humphries, on roads of the future