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Saving Fenway

CHRISTOPHER SERRA FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE

On Fenway Park's 100th anniversary, writes Lawrence Harmon, we should recall that it wasn’t long ago that many with clout in Boston wanted to pulverize the place.

Trinity Rep resident company members Anne Scurria (Sarah) and Timothy Crowe (Joe) in “The Mourner’s Bench.”

Stage Review

At Trinity Rep, three new dramas get world premieres

In an audacious roll of the dice, the venerable Trinity Repertory Company is staging simultaneous world premieres of three dark, wrenching dramas.

An etching of Berthe Morisot by Édouard Manet made in 1872.

Art Review

MFA show ‘Manet in Black’ spotlights artist’s leading role in etching revival

This fascinating exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts showcases Édouard Manet’s work in a lesser-known genre, writes Sebastian Smee.

Joan Wickersham

The bunny who stayed with us

Some books get under your skin in childhood and stay there. One, for me, was “The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes,’’ by DuBose Heyward.

analysis

Jobs report poses challenges for campaigns

Friday’s neither-hot-nor-cold report left the campaigns of President Obama and Mitt Romney unsure of how to shift their narratives.

Mitt Romney shifts focus to his family

In a new campaign video, called “Family,” Ann Romney talks about the difficulties of watching over multiple children at one time.

Federal loan deal is OK’d

A federal judge approved on Friday a multistate settlement that is expected to provide millions of dollars in mortgage relief to Mass. homeowners.

St. Elizabeth’s tells of data breach

The hospital is contacting more than 6,800 patients after billing documents were found blowing through a field in Charlestown.

Murder case dropped after key witness dies

Charges against two men were dropped in Norfolk Superior Court after the victim’s brother, a key witness, died of natural causes.

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From the Archives | Photos

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“From the Archives” is a new series that highlights scenes of the city from the Globe’s rich, 140-year history. The Boston Common, in the heart of the city, is a good place to start.

Inside The Boston Globe

Ryan McGivern (left) battled Dan Miller during a 2008 bout in Uncasville, Conn.

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Ultimate Fighting vs. math: no holds barred
A new baby ring-tailed lemur clung to its mother’s back at the Franklin Park Zoo.

Photo gallery

Globe staff photos of the week

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New perspectives on the Passover Haggadah
Mitt Romney campaigned Thursday in Tunkhannock, Pa.

Democrats take aim at Romney on outsourcing
A chalkboard shows customers how to navigate Grass Fed, a new burger bar in Jamaica Plain. A number of toppings for the burgers are available. Credit The Boston Globe

dining

In Jamaica Plain, Grass Fed offers burgers and more

Adventurer Priebatsch dies in fall during hike

Fire adds to Brimfield’s string of misfortunes
Video game fans played a game at last year’s PAX East convention in Boston.

Pax East lets city show game credentials
Harvard researchers pointed to the pesticide imidacloprid as the probable cause of destruction of honeybee colonies worldwide since 2006.

Harvard study finds common pesticide kills bees
Freshman Johnny Gaudreau (center) gets wrapped up in celebrating one of BC’s six goals against Minnesota en route to the Eagles’ 18th straight win.

BC 6, Minnesota 1

BC hockey skates to NCAA title game
Red Hat Chairman and CEO Matthew J. Szulik rang the New York Stock Exchange opening bell in 2006.

With $1b in sales, Red Hat really takes off

No gambling income in House budget, DeLeo says

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Jieming Liu, 79, appeared for arraignment in Westborough District Court on Friday.

Officials detail ‘disturbing’ scene in Shrewsbury killing

The man accused of murdering his wife suffers from dementia, and appeared to be eating her remains before he was found in the couple’s home, authorities said.

Business

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Job seekers stood in line at a job fair last month in Portland, Ore.

US economy adds jobs, but at modest rate

The US added 120,000 jobs in March, a slow rate of expansion that has economists and business officials worried about the strength of the recovery.

Columnists

Bobby Valentine used four relievers en route to a loss in Detroit on Opening Day.

Tony Massarotti

Red Sox bullpen is embarrassingly unprepared

Brian McGrory

An outside perspective

scot lehigh

Romney is clueless on who is ‘out of touch’

Boston Capital

Retail business warms up in March

Joan Wickersham

The bunny who stayed with us

Edward L. Glaeser

A Yelp to let us compare cities, towns

Yvonne Abraham

Correcting corrections
State Attorney General Martha Coakley announced the indictment against Timothy Cahill at a press conference Monday.

Joan Vennochi

The AG’s easy target

Dan Shaughnessy

Don’t expect a playoff run from 2012 Red Sox

Juliette Kayyem

Don’t let bin Laden family become martyrs

Brian McGrory

Tim Cahill’s done, overkill isn’t

Derrick Z. Jackson

Imprisoned by their fears

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The burning fuselage of a Navy jet smoldered after crashing into a residential building in Virginia Beach, Va.

Seven injured after Navy jet crashes in Va.

Emergency crews continued to search the charred remains of a Virginia Beach apartment complex where a figher jet crashed Friday.

Politics

Senator Scott Brown talked about his campaign in Chelmsford last month.

Scott Brown raises $3.4m in first three months of 2012

The senator’s campaign touted its in-state donations in the period, while slamming the “out-of-state liberals” it says back challenger Elizabeth Warren.

Sports

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The Masters

FRED COUPLES

Couples shares top spot

Twenty years after his win at Augusta, Fred Couples had a seven-birdie second round Friday that put him in a tie for the lead with Jason Dufner.

Fenway 100

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Celebrate 100 years of the Red Sox’ home

The Boston Globe honors the venerable ballpark with a special section full of memories.

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MUSIC REVIEW

German conductor Christoph von Dohnanyi is on the podium this week.

BSO, Tanglewood explore intimate grandeur of Brahms’s Requiem

The Tanglewood Festival Chorus is receiving more than its usual workout during these final weeks of the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s subscription season.

Movies

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Movie Review

Eugene Levy and Jason Biggs in “American Reunion,” the third sequel to “American Pie.”

‘American Reunion’ gets ‘Pie’-eyed

For anyone wondering where these actors have been, this third sequel is like lifting a rock and discovering they’ve just been pretty much waiting for this movie.

“Companies are still adding staff and the movement is still positive, so we’ll take it.”

Sean Dowling,  manager at staffing firm Robert Half International

Magazine

The cover for the April 1 2012 issue

45 best breakfast joints around Boston
The cover for the March 25 2012 issue

Snorkeling vacations you can’t miss
The cover for the March 18 2012 issue

Grover Norquist: Emperor of no
The cover for the March 11 2012 issue

Stoughton’s Lori McKenna is writing her heart out

Opinion

“On the whole, it’s better to be seen as a little out of touch than to pretend to be something you’re not.”

Scot Lehigh 

Ideas

In the realm of politics, in fact, the demand for sincerity is relatively new, a legacy of Reformation-era religion that only in recent decades has come to seem as important, or even more important than, qualities like leadership, managerial skill, or knowledge.

R. Jay Magill Jr.