Some agonize over fleeing Marathon bombing scene
Robert Siciliano said his decision “got me to my family . . . But it’s still not right with me.”

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Some runners and spectators are suffering from feelings of intense guilt because when violence struck, they didn’t dash in to help.

Terrance Burton, dean of library services at UMass Dartmouth, greeted students with a high-five as they arrived for the school’s Moonlight Breakfast.

UMass Dartmouth tries to put the focus on school life again

The school, attended by one of the accused Marathon bombers and three charged with trying to cover up his role, is trying to move on.

Yvonne Abraham

To bury, not to praise

By treating even the most despicable person (Tamerlan Tsarnaev) as less than human, we become less human ourselves.

Google Now is attempting to upstage Siri, the sometimes droll assistant that answers questions and helps people manage their lives on Apple’s iPhone and iPad.

Tech Lab

Google Now is one step ahead

The predictive information service for your iPhone could tell you stuff you didn’t even know you wanted to know.

David Krejci scored his third goal of the night to give the Bruins a 4-3 win and a commanding 3-1 lead in their playoff series.

Game 4 | Bruins 4, Maple Leafs 3

Bruins beat Leafs in overtime

David Krejci scored his third goal of the night to give the Bruins a 4-3 win and a commanding 3-1 lead in their playoff series.

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Maple Leafs making it extra difficult for Bruins

The Bruins led for only 44 seconds. Now they stand perhaps 60 minutes from advancing to Round 2 of the postseason.

Edward Markey, in Congress since 1976, has a big head start on fund-raising, argues his rival, Gabriel Gomez.

PACs key source of Markey funds

Between Jan. 1 and April 10 PACs gave US Representative Edward J. Markey more than $500,000, according to a Globe analysis.

Gabriel Gomez’s house is in a Cohasset historic district.

Keeping home as is paid off for Gomez

Senate candidate Gabriel E. Gomez claimed a $281,500 tax deduction for pledging not to make changes to the facade of his 112-year-old Cohasset home.

Mass. to require labs to test marijuana for medicinal use

Massachusetts will be the first state to have independent labs test the safety and quality of marijuana sold for medical use.

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Christopher L. Gasper

Red Sox need to weather the storm
Meagan Moffett and Parker Armstrong get instruction from Rita O’Shea on the final day of the World Irish Dancing Championships, held at the Hynes Convention Center in March.

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Meet Rita O’Shea, Boston’s grand dame of Irish step dance
Country music star Vince Gill joined the Boston Pops for opening night.

Music review

Pops’ home opener brings Hollywood to Symphony Hall
Mark Hynes, in the Boston office of Altisource, a Luxembourg firm.

Lured by talent in Boston, Altisource will open a lab
Above: garlic sake clams with udon noodles. Below: crispy pork tail with mango sticky rice (left); shrimp banh mi and jicama salad on toasted baguette.

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Appealing Asian tapas at Blue Dragon
Bernie Zak of Brookline launched a Twitter campaign after UCLA put him on the waiting list.

Student lobbies UCLA on Twitter
Jarrod Clement cooks four nights a week in Southborough. “We eat very well,’’ his wife, Jody, says.

How multitasking parents do it all
Bishop Robert McManus, Roman Catholic bishop of the Worcester diocese, was arraigned Tuesday in South Kingstown, R.I., on charges that he fled the scene of an accident while driving drunk last weekend in the Rhode Island town of Narragansett.

Bishop failed 3 sobriety exams
Self-confessed Boston Strangler Albert DeSalvo (left) and former priest John Geoghan

Reviled figures typically laid to rest outside public view
David Adkins (left) and Will LeBow in the Merrimack Repertory Theatre production of David Mamet’s “Glengarry Glen Ross.’’

Stage REview

Nowhere to turn in Merrimack’s ‘Glengarry’
Katharine Lusk (right), an adviser to Mayor Menino, and Kristen Swett, an assistant archivist, worked on signs and mementos in Copley Square.

Mayor Menino won’t allow burial
A team of city workers and archivists were working Tuesday morning to preserve paper memorials in Copley Plaza.

Paper memorials in Copley Plaza archived by city

More coverage of the bombings

Peter Stefan has been fielding calls from all over the world since he took the body of Tamerlan Tsarnaev.

Funeral director determined to grant bombing suspect his final right

Peter Stefan has been fielding calls from all over the world since he took the body of Tamerlan Tsarnaev.

Sports

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Twins 15, Red Sox 8

Felix Doubront surrendered 11 hits and six earned runs in relief as the Red Sox fell to the Twins, 15-8, Wednesday night at Fenway Park.

Red Sox pitching no match for Twins

Allen Webster and Felix Doubront were hit hard, giving up a combined 14 runs as the Red Sox lost to the Twins, 15-8.

Metro

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After John Pike nailed a POW/MIA flag to a pole near where Minor McLain was killed, he saluted his longtime friend.

Melrose WWII vet dies after being hit by bus

Minor McLain was a veteran of World War II who was heading to a weekly gathering at the VFW post when he was killed Tuesday.

Columnists

Ken Feinberg, administrator for One Fund Boston, conducted a town hall-style meeting for Marathon bombing victims at the Boston Public Library on Tuesday.

JULIETTE KAYYEM

Tragedy’s cold calculations
Charles Ramsey helped Amanda Berry break out of the neighbor’s house.

JOANNA WEISS

Charles Ramsey, Cleveland hero and truth-teller

JOAN VENNOCHI

Publicity raises UMass funding hackles

Yvonne Abraham

To bury, not to praise

Christopher L. Gasper

Red Sox need to weather the storm
Google Now is attempting to upstage Siri, the sometimes droll assistant that answers questions and helps people manage their lives on Apple’s iPhone and iPad.

Tech Lab

Google Now is one step ahead

JEFF JACOBY

Tsarnaev and the death penalty

Adrian Walker

It’s time to bury this story
“My bat speed has been the same since the first day I got here,” David Ortiz said.

Dan Shaughnessy

David Ortiz rejects talk of steroid use

Christopher L. Gasper

My vote wouldn’t have been for LeBron

Kevin Cullen

Democracy marches on in Boston

Adrian Walker

UMass Dartmouth a shaken campus

Nation & World

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Gina DeJesus, one of three women held captive for about a decade at a run-down Cleveland house, gaves a thumbs-up as she was escorted toward her home.

Cleveland man charged with 3 women’s kidnapping, rape

Ariel Castro is suspected of keeping three women captive inside his decrepit house in Cleveland for a decade.

Politics

Family members of the four Americans killed in the attack attended the hearing.

Riveting accounts fill hearing on attack in Libya

A veteran diplomat gave an account of the lethal terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, last Sept. 11 and described its contentious aftermath at a congressional hearing.

Business

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One study says that average student loan debt rose 30 percent between 2007 and last year to $23,829.

Tips for graduates to manage student loan debt

Finding a job in a slow-growing economy is daunting enough without new financial obligations. Here are six tips for loan debt.

Arts

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Book Review

Helene Wecker’s debut novel blends historical fiction and fantasy.

‘The Golem and the Jinni’ by Helene Wecker

Wecker’s first novel is a blend of historical fiction and fantasy with a dash of sci-fi about faith and free will.

Style

his week’s Instagram fashion star is adorable style blogger and merchandising intern Katherine Tabinowski.

Instagram fashion: Katherine Tabinowski

The 23-year-old Delaware native is new to Massachusetts, but isn’t new to searching out vintage fashion at secondhand stores.

Opinion

“Feinberg noted during the hearing that the challenges raised in claims adjudication would defy Solomon, the biblical king.”

Juliette Kayyem 

Magazine

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Greater Boston’s top spots to live
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Can’t-miss events
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Homestead act
The cover for the April 14 2013 issue

Greetings from Gun Valley

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Globe Talk | May 22

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Globe reporters and editors talk about the horror and heroic efforts of a story that has touched us all.

Ideas

“The original struggle over Boston’s waterworks reminds us that what is at stake is never just this or that service or amenity, but what a city is, and what kind of urban future we want.”

Carl Smith, on Boston’s water supply