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Josiah McElheny’s expanding universe
From Josiah McElheny’s curiosity about cosmology came “Island Universe’’ (2008), a collection of glass and chrome starburst-like sculptures that some critics consider his most ambitious work.

TODD WHITE ART PHOTOGRAPHY, LONDON

The ICA presents 21 works by an artist whose career appears to be expanding along with his vistas.

Cruise’s latest film is the new release “Rock of Ages.”

Critic’s Notebook

Tom Cruise continues his odd trajectory with ‘Rock of Ages’

Remember when we thought we knew who Tom Cruise was? Our mistake, writes Ty Burr.

opinion | jeff jacoby

Vulgar speech can’t be banned, but it should be curbed

Middleborough’s solution is all wrong, but the problem it’s trying to address is no small matter.

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//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2012/06/16/BostonGlobe.com/National/Images/Photo%201-565--90x90.jpg Syrians stream into Jordan fleeing violence

Two Northeastern journalism graduate students share stories of displaced Syrian refugees and what they have been through on their journey to Jordan.

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Red Sox hang on to defeat the Cubs

Jarrod Saltalamacchia homered to back a strong start by Jon Lester as Boston won the second game of its weekend series in Chicago.

A shelf containing books about gangsters and crime from the Santa Monica, Calif., apartment where James “Whitey” Bulger and girlfriend Catherine Greig hid before their arrest in June 2011.

Trove of evidence offers deeper look into Bulger case

A shelf in James “Whitey” Bulger’s apartment was full of books about gangsters and crime, something federal prosecutors say Bulger specialized in himself.

Victim count soars in Chelsea man’s alleged $1m fraud

The investigation is widening into Gary Martel, accused this week of stealing as much as $1 million from more than 40 investors.

SEC had quizzed Facebook on revenue, $1b deal

As Facebook’s IPO neared, regulators asked about mobile revenue, its $1 billion deal to buy Instagram, and the control CEO Mark Zuckerberg has over the company.

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Voters entered the latest round of presidential elections in an atmosphere of suspicion, resignation, and worry.

UN observers in Syria suspend activities

The chief of UN observers said the bloodshed and violence is impeding their ability to carry out their mandate.

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Quorum-busting

ideas

Five obscure tactics to snarl Congress

Writer-director Lorene Scafaria at the Liberty Hotel.

Movies

It’s her ‘End of the World,’ and she feels fine

book review

‘The Obamians’ by James Mann
Camping at Pawtuckaway Lake, in south-central New Hampshire, offers hiking trails, mountains, a family beach, and islands in the lake.

Travel

8 beautiful campgrounds in New England

Ideas

The long, strange quest to detect plant consciousness

Dan Shaughnessy

Dale Sveum was skipped over by Red Sox

Nurses trading in drab scrubs for fashionable workwear

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What if spanking works?

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Why aren’t you taking your vacation time?

lawrence harmon

Roxbury students write a magnificent book

Globe Insiders

The Back Story
Preparations for next week’s Bio International Convention at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center.

Opinion | The Podium

How to keep Boston competitive for big conventions

Sports

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Red Sox Notebook

Josh Beckett goes on the DL

The Red Sox have placed Josh Beckett on the 15-day disabled list because of shoulder inflammation.

Metro

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The Coast Guard’s oldest-known artifact is a fog cannon at Boston Light.

At 293 years, fog cannon is Coast Guard’s oldest artifact

After months of research, the Coast Guard has determined that a fog cannon on Little Brewster Island, built in 1716, is the oldest known Coast Guard artifact by several decades.

Columnists

Adrian Walker

For immigrants, a sigh of relief

JOAN WICKERSHAM

Look to Canadian authors for a good read
Nik Wallenda walks a cable to practice for his walk over Niagara Falls Friday.

opinion | Scot Lehigh

Going over the top at Niagara Falls

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Scott Brown stuck in neutral

Yvonne Abraham

In Wellesley High’s you’re-not-special speech, larger truths

Boston Capital

New Internet domain ideas for Boston businesses

Brian McGrory

View from the top at Liberty Mutual

lawrence harmon

Roxbury students write a magnificent book

Juliette Kayyem

Fears of migration add to Europe’s woes

opinion | Joan Vennochi

Will attack-ad pact survive until fall?

Jeff Jacoby

Health care system needs more freedom, not less
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush.

Opinion | Scot Lehigh

Moments of GOP truth

Business

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Hostelling International’s $46 million facility on Stuart Street has a modern design and amenities not common to old-style hostels.

New hostel provides more affordable lodging in Hub

Hostelling International Boston’s spacious new $46 million facility on Stuart Street will charge $29-$59 a night for dorms and $89-$169 a night for private rooms.

Politics

Mitt and Ann Romney scooped ice cream at a campaign event in Milford, N.H. His bus will travel to the swing states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Iowa before ending up in Michigan.

Romney begins bus tour in N.H.

Speaking Friday before about 2,000 people, Mitt Romney argued that his vision would better serve the country’s struggling middle class.

Nation & World

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Suu Kyi credits Nobel with helping her through house arrest

Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi gave her Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech Saturday in Norway, more than 20 years after winning the award.

Lifestyle

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The bodice of the gypsy wedding dress (priced at $20,000), with Swarovski crystal pins and flat-back crystals.

Sondra Celli has found her (sparkly) calling

While many of this year’s wedding dress trends draw heavily on Kate Middleton’s elegant and restrained lace-sleeved gown, Sondra Celli caters to a slightly more ornate bride-to-be.

“It makes no sense to expel talented young people, who, for all intents and purposes, are Americans.”

Barack Obama 

Magazine

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5 casual feast recipes from Sam Jackson
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40 ideas for your New England summer weekends
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What does it take to become a Disney star?
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Best beaches guide for New England

Opinion

“The time when regimes could rule by brute force without even a veneer of moral legitimacy is quickly passing.”

Cathy Young 

Ideas

“With two presidents in the White House, our leaders would be forced to spend their time building on all the things they have in common, instead of pretending they have fundamentally opposed visions for the country.”

Leon Neyfakh  on the case for two presidents