Bulger faces wrath of victims’ families
“Whitey” Bulger sat motionless as relatives of his victims addressed him as “Satan” and “rat” in a hearing before Bulger is sentenced Thursday.
Health care sign-ups are far below projections
About 27,000 signed up through the troubled federal website and 79,000 through state websites for a total that was one-fifth of the anticipated number.
Genzyme MS drug gets mixed review
An FDA advisory committee said the multiple sclerosis drug can be approved for sale to patients, although the clinical trials were flawed.
Marianne Mahoney participates in Team IMPACT, which connects children with debilitating or life-threatening illnesses with college athletes.
Members of the Northeastern women's hockey team are paired with Marianne through the program.
The Northeastern women’s ice hockey squad is one of six on the campus with a Team IMPACT child on the roster.
Team IMPACT is an immersion program, with participating youngsters getting their own signing day, locker, and uniform.
Hockey team members greeted Marianne in the locker room.
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Team IMPACT unites local kids and colleges
Team IMPACT is a Quincy-based nonprofit that connects children with debilitating or life-threatening illnesses with college athletes.
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Celtics’ four-game win streak is stopped
The Celtics grinded through a game of stout defense and missed shots and came out on the losing end against the Bobcats at TD Garden.
Researchers urge closer look at risks of opioids
More than half of people hospitalized for non-surgical treatment are given addictive painkillers, according to Boston researchers.
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One man, in search of lost mojo
Forget skinny jeans. At 47, Ethan Gilsdorf just wants to feel a little less obsolete.
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Sports
Max Scherzer, Clayton Kershaw win Cy Young Awards
Max Scherzer of the Tigers and Clayton Kershaw of the Dodgers were landslide winners of the AL and NL Cy Young Awards.
Metro
Federal appeals court upholds Mehanna terror convictions
Tarek Mehanna of Sudbury was convicted in 2012 of conspiring to kill American soldiers and support and Al Qaeda.
Columnists
Politics
Pressure building on Obama for health care fix
The Obama administration is struggling to find a way to let people keep their coverage without upending the new health law.
Nation & World
House hearing probes issues with health care website
The hearing focused on a number of issues, including possible security flaws and allegations of political meddling in the website’s design.
Business
Delta to expand service out of Logan
The airline plans to add new daily service to Jacksonville, Fla., and Richmond, Va., starting in early March.
Arts
Galleries
Glow-in-the-dark evidence of a bright future
Floor van de Velde’s enchanting exhibition “Score for a Color Field” at 17 Cox, the alternative gallery in Beverly, glows in the dark.
Food & dining
Cookbook Review
Author Katie Chin is sweet on Thai food
The recipes in “Everyday Thai Cooking” from the PBS cooking series host are basically southern Chinese food plus palm sugar.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talks | Nov. 14
A Conversation with Bryan Bender
On Thursday, Nov. 14, the author will discuss his new book “You Are Not Forgotten” at The Boston Globe.
