38 Studios’ troubles could cool gaming tax breaks

Video game industry officials acknowledged they could face a tougher time persuading Mass. to enact similar incentives after the meltdown of Curt Schilling’s company.

Scott Brown challenges Elizabeth Warren to debate

The morning after Warren overwhelmingly won the Democratic endorsement at the state party convention, Senator Brown wasted no time challenging his opponent to a debate.

Blue Jays 5, Red Sox 1

Red Sox can’t sweep Blue Jays

Toronto took advantage of an erratic outing by Red Sox starter Daniel Bard, who allowed five runs, walked six, and hit two batters in 1 2-3 innings.

More than 150 killed in Nigeria plane crash

An aviation official said that all passengers on board the plane that crashed in Nigeria’s largest city have been killed. The government said 153 people were on board.

Yin Yu Tang, a two-century-old Chinese house reassembled at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem.

Dennis Helmar

2012 Weekend Fun Guide

Day trips on the North and South shores

Outdoor adventures, gallery hopping, lazy fun for beach bums, and more.

Barbara Dane performs at the Newport Folk Festival circa 1964.

In song and struggle, Barbara Dane a singular voice

Barbara Dane has lived a life full of glowing superlatives.

A self-portrait Arnold Schoenberg painted in 1910.

‘Ears of the Future’: Schoenberg’s ‘Pierrot Lunaire’ at 100

Arnold Schoenberg's “Pierrot Lunaire,” which turned 100 in March, is legendary for the outrage it provoked.

Tim Thomas confirms plan to sit out next season

The Bruins goalie posted a message on his Facebook page that confirmed reports that he will take next season off.

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Israel Arbeiter had to go back — to Auschwitz where he barely survived, and Treblinka, where his parents were murdered. He went seeking peace, but found little of it.

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“Girls,” “Mad Men,” “VEEP,” “Game of Thrones,” “The Killing.”

How to handle so much Sunday night TV

Perspective

Losing the real soul of Fenway Park
Sometime this month, either the Kings or Devils will win the Stanley Cup.

Sunday hockey notes

How to combat that Stanley Cup hangover

Globe wins 7 regional Emmy Awards
In 2007, then-Southern Cal coach Pete Carroll (now with the Seahawks) and then-NFL Players Association executive director Gene Upshaw combined forces in an attempt to keep agents off the backs of talented underclassmen.

Sunday football notes

Insightful book rewrites rules on football recruiting ills

2012 weekend fun guide

40 ideas for your New England summer weekends
New Orleans Hornets owner Tom Benson.

Sunday basketball notes

In this lottery game, Stern just can’t win
Gary Webb’s “Tom’s Music” (left), “Jungle Headache” (right, foreground), and “Buzzing It Down” are at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum.

Art Review

British sculptor dazzles at deCordova
Clockwise from above: At Felix Neck sanctuary in Edgartown; the Round Barn at the Shelburne Museum in Vermont; catching a flick at the Wellfleet Drive-In; and the East Bay Bike Path, which runs from Providence to Bristol, R.I.

115 ways to savor summer in New England
“Prometheus” is the latest sci-fi film from director Ridley Scott

movies

Looking at pre-‘Prometheus’ Ridley Scott
Anne Makepeace (second from left) filming the Wampanoags in “We Still Live Here.’’

Local films, festivals, and faces

Wampanoag words and Salem-honored documentaries
Moored on the wide-open shore, hoping for a catch from the Río Limay, in Argentina’s Lake District.

Travel

Trout fishing in Patagonia

Sports

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Charity gives Boston youth a sporting chance

The nonprofit Play Ball Inc. has established interscholastic sports programs throughout a cash-strapped system that previously offered middle schoolers only basketball and track.

Metro

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Rocky rollout to era of Mass. casino gambling

The first six months of the casino era have been hampered by controversies and false starts, proving that little is easy when launching a new industry with billions at stake.

Columnists

JEFF JACOBY

Tax-avoidance emigration is logical, lawful

Bob Ryan

Kevin Garnett’s greatness always worth notice

Joanna Weiss

Fifty Shades of Obamacare

Scot lehigh

Brown should accept debate challenge

JOAN VENNOCHI

The persistence of politics as usual
Instead of eating his school fund-raising prize, Francis Shea parlayed it into a money-maker for another charity.

Yvonne Abraham

A giant candy bar, and a bigger heart

Beverly Beckham

Loving them still, despite the gifts
After IBM’s Watson computer beat “Jeopardy’’ contestants, Nuance said it would partner with IBM.

INNOVATION ECONOMY

Nuance fights to maintain edge in speech recognition

Joan Vennochi

Democrats played hardball with DeFranco

DERRICK Z. JACKSON

Governor’s recall polarizes mild Wisconsin

Lawrence Harmon

Red flags on the beach

Adrian Walker

A few questions for Roxbury Community College

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Gayle Yu, a student from the Philippines, set out a lobster roll in the Chatham Bars Inn. “It’s exciting working here,” she said.

Student worker visas draw complaints

Resort areas are turning to foreign students for help, but some say the visa system hurts their peers in the United States.

Politics

CONVENTION NOTEBOOK

Joseph P. Kennedy III told the Globe that Elizabeth Warren taught his first law school class — contracts — and he was so impressed with her teaching style and open-door policy with students that he later took her bankruptcy class.

Joseph P. Kennedy III vouches for Warren

The US House candidate said if his former Harvard Law professor is as tough on her opponent, Senator Brown, as she was on her students, she will be fine in her campaign.

Nation & World

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Britain revels in diamond jubilee

Commemorating her 60th year on the throne, Queen Elizabeth II's “diamond jubilee’’ is drawing an estimated one million people to London.

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“Prometheus” is the latest sci-fi film from director Ridley Scott

Looking back at pre-‘Prometheus’ Ridley Scott

In his eagerly awaited film, Ridley Scott returns to sci-fi, the genre he helped to redefine with “Alien” and “Blade Runner.”

Books

Book Review

‘The Right-Hand Shore’ by Christopher Tilghman

What happens when we read a novel, set long ago, about a house haunted by its own past?

Travel

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Clockwise from above: At Felix Neck sanctuary in Edgartown; the Round Barn at the Shelburne Museum in Vermont; catching a flick at the Wellfleet Drive-In; and the East Bay Bike Path, which runs from Providence to Bristol, R.I.

115 ways to savor summer in New England

The Globe’s list of places to see in New England will jam pack your summer.

“We defeated Hitler. He is dead. We have a beautiful family. This was my answer to my father. He told me to survive and to carry on the Jewish way of life. And I did.”

Izzy Arbeiter,  speaking of his father, Icchak Arbeiter

Magazine

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40 ideas for your New England summer weekends
The cover for the May 27 2012 issue

What does it take to become a Disney star?
The cover for the May 20 2012 issue

Best beaches guide for New England
The cover for the May 13 2012 issue

At a tiny Provincetown house, a sweet terrace

Opinion

“[Eduardo] Saverin may not be very lovable, but he at least understands economic incentives.”

Jeff Jacoby, on the Facebook co-founder

Ideas

“To screen soldiers for PTSD, some experts believe, is to pretend war is something it’s not.”

Paul Kix