January N.H. primary possible after Nevada vote
Nevada voted today to move its caucus date to Feb. 4, ending a cross-country power struggle with New Hampshire over the election calendar.
T plans weekend Red Line closures
The MBTA will shut down the Red Line north of Harvard Square on weekends from November through March to complete a $80-million repair project.
Drysdale takes the Charles
Mahe Drysdale fought off jet lag to capture the men’s championship singles race today.
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The Mosman Rowing Club from Sydney, Australia, participated today at the Head of the Charles Regatta.
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This was the 47th edition of the Head of the Charles.
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Teams competing in the Head of the Charles approached the Western Avenue bridge.
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The King's Crown RA team from New York shared the Charles River with Canada geese.
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A goose got in the way of the US Coast Guard Academy team.
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The Avalon Rowing Club at speed near the River Street Bridge.
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Changing leaves framed the Albany Rowing Center team.
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Elsa Cressotti, 4, looked through binoculars from the Riverside Boat Club dock.
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Spectators on the River Street Bridge watched the races.
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Henri Hicks from France rested under his boat before his 11:30 a.m. club singles race.
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The event continues Sunday.
Athletes drawn to the healing waters
US adaptive rowing teammates Ron Harvey and Laura Schwanger bring world-class ability and determination to the 47th Head of the Charles Regatta.
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Harvard Art Museums’ new complex takes shape
When the project is complete, Harvard’s Fogg Museum, Busch-Reisinger Museum, and Arthur M. Sackler Museum will all be under one roof.
Courtesy of Renzo Piano Building Workshop
The following photo sequences show the progression of work at the Harvard Art Muesums’ complex. Above, Prescott Street.
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Above, Quincy Street.
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Artist rendering of Prescott Street.
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Artist rendering of Broadway and Quincy streets.
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Artist rendering of Harvard Yard.
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Artist rendering of Quincy Street.
Senator Scott Brown calls for ouster of NOAA head
Criticizing an “attitude of indifference” that he said is decimating New England’s fishing industry, Senator Scott Brown today urged the president to fire Jane Lubchenco.
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A getaway to Fairhaven and New Bedford
For Bostonians who like the sea, history, food, antiques, and architecture, Fairhaven and New Bedford are great choices for a day or weekend getaway.
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The life of a provocateur
Joann Sfar has examined the world from the inside out and, ultimately, concluded that outside is better than in.
opinion
No peace until Israelis, Palestinians both want it
Neither side has prepared its people psychologically for the necessary compromises, writes H.D.S. Greenway.
“Warren has spent her career trying to coax more legal scholars to conduct the kind of hands-on research that has driven her own work, which remains relatively rare in the field.”
Leon Neyfakh, on the career of Elizabeth Warren
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Columnists
Metro
Police and Occupy Boston camp settle into routine
Though there have been tension and some arrests, demonstrators say police are giving them plenty of space and in return, only ask for updates on planned marches.
Business
Fort Point plans add outdoor restaurant
Berkeley Investments Inc. is proceeding with plans for a residential building that will include smaller “innovation’’ apartments and the area’s first outdoor dining spot.
Politics
Political Notebook
N.H. staffers quit Bachmann campaign
As many as five staffers reportedly left the campaign of Republican presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann this week.
Nation & World
Obama says troops will leave Iraq by year’s end
The announcement brings to an end a nearly nine-year military engagement that cost the lives of 4,400 troops, divided the public, and came to define America’s role in the world.
Sports
Sharks 4, Bruins 2
Bruins can’t finish rally
After trailing most of the game, two late strikes in the third period weren’t enough as the Bruins failed to rally against the Sharks at TD Garden.
Arts
Music Preview
Butch Walker produces by day, rocks by night
The twists and turns of Butch Walker’s career could fill a book. So he wrote one. The Globe chatted with Walker recently about his new album and memoir.
Opinion
“The City Council doesn’t need to reflect the exact makeup of Boston. But it shouldn’t look like a rugby team, either.”
Lawrence Harmon
Ideas
“A string of new studies suggests that the modern chase after happiness—and even happiness itself—can hurt us. Happy, it turns out, is not always the way you want to be.”
Gareth Cook, on the dark side of happiness