Prosecutors look into abuse charges at Deerfield school
Prosecutors are examining sexual abuse allegations that former students at Deerfield Academy have made against two men who taught there for decades.
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Jackie Bradley makes Red Sox roster
The outfielder, who had a stellar spring training, will be with the Red Sox when they play the Yankees on Monday.
michigan 79, florida 59
Michigan rolls into Final Four
Michigan scored the game’s first 13 points and maintained a double-digit lead throughout to earn a matchup against Syracuse in Atlanta.
Rivals for ‘Southie seat’ make appeal to a wider district
The state Senate race is being seen as a faceoff between Boston’s Irish-American political old guard and its burgeoning multiethnic, multicultural identity.
Spotlight report | Part 1
For Boston taxi drivers, a battle against numbers
For Boston taxi drivers, a battle against numbersA nine-month Globe investigation finds a taxi trade where fleet owners get rich, drivers are frequently fleeced, and the city does little about it.
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Cardinal O’Malley celebrates Easter Mass
Cardinal O’Malley celebrates Easter MassSome congregants kneeled or stood in the back of Boston’s Cathedral of the Holy Cross as Cardinal Sean O’Malley said Mass on Easter Sunday.
Yvonne Abraham
Mayor Menino’s departure means a chance for change
The kind of man Thomas Menino is has determined what Boston has become.
globe magazine | Marathon Special Issue
Matt Damon’s Marathon
From cheering on my father as a kid to raising money for charity today, my family’s roots to the race run deep.
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2013 MLB preview
In John Farrell, Red Sox finally found their man
Tasked with restoring a franchise that has fallen far from a once-lofty perch, Farrell carries high expectations from players, ownership and fans.
Sports
UMass-Lowell 2, UNH 0
UMass-Lowell blanks UNH, reaches Frozen Four
The River Hawks got it done in a 2-0 win over New Hampshire to advance to the semifinals in Pittsburgh for the first time.
Metro
Who will inherit Menino’s political machine?
Mayor Menino has decided not to seek a sixth term and vowed not to try to anoint a successor. Can the machine survive?
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Nation & World
Kenya’s high court upholds presidential election results
Uhuru Kenyatta’s victory was upheld after Kenya’s Supreme Court dismissed allegations the vote had been rigged.
Business
Waiting periods can be costly for workers
Many companies impose waiting periods to join 401(k) plans — and those delays can end up costing workers tens of thousands of dollars in retirement savings.
Arts
Tribute gets to heart of John Denver’s music
Coinciding with what would have been Denver’s 70th birthday, “The Music Is You: A Tribute to John Denver” reinterprets Denver’s legacy.
Books
Book review
‘The Burgess Boys’ by Elizabeth Strout
The novel’s messiness is perfectly suited to the mess the novel’s characters have made of themselves, and of each other.
Travel
A family trip to Egypt after the Arab Spring
While the country has seen its share of political turbulence since the Arab Spring just over two years ago, tourism is once again on the rise.
Globe Insiders
Globe Talk | April 3
A conversation with Jim Calhoun
A conversation with Jim CalhounSubscribers can attend an evening with Connecticut’s legendary former men’s basketball coach Jim Calhoun, moderated by Bob Ryan.