Mass. colleges respond to list of assault probes

Boston University, UMass Amherst, and Harvard responded to the release of a list of colleges facing probes over their handling of sex abuse allegations.

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2014/05/01/BostonGlobe.com/Metro/Images/aaron-hernandez-0501.jpg Aaron Hernandez faces charges in jailhouse attack

The former Patriots star was allegedly involved in an altercation in February, prosecutors say.

Evan Horowitz

Yesterday’s recession will haunt us tomorrow

Sometimes, the damage wrought by a recession stays with us for years, even decades.

A rendering of the Legends Club at TD Garden.

Details of TD Garden’s $70m facelift unveiled

The renovations will bring black-and-white subway tiles to the concession stands and wrap-around TV screens to the Courtside Club.

RAYS 2, RED SOX 1

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The Rays pushed across runs in the third and fourth innings, then held on for a 2-1 win in the opener of a day-night doubleheader.

Former Dorchester state representative Carlos Henriquez.

Henriquez maintains innocence, says he may run again

In his first post-jail interview, former state representative Carlos Henriquez said he was considering another run for public office.

Movie Review

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The 1965 sci-fi detective story is a work that rages against the machine decades ahead of schedule.

Opinion

Alex Beam

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New notions on damnation hold that hell is empty, meaning sinners can breathe easier.

Globe must-reads

July 22 1977 / fromthearchive / Globe Staff photo by Bill Curtis / John Ciccotelli who was 21 and lived in Canton worked for a national candy manufacturer. There he created what he believed was the world's largest malted milk ball.

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Record breaking in New England
Dr. Roger Ian Hardy treated patients at a popular fertility clinic for 20 years.

Doctor trailed by misconduct allegations
A Bruins fan made clear his sentments in 2008.

How do we hate thee, Canadiens?
This home on Marshall Road in Wellesley was listed in March for $890,000, one of a small percentage of homes in the community being put on the market for less than $1 million.

Globe West

Home prices in suburbs regularly top $1 million
Nicholas Martin pictured in Williamstown in 2010.

Nicholas Martin, Huntington’s former director, dies
When, on March 8, Malaysian Flight 370 vanished into the ocean, CNN chose to become a one-story news network.

Mike Ross

CNN turns to sensationalism
Alan Zuker, who is receiving hospice care and other services at Hebrew SeniorLife in Dedham, is greeted by Rabbi Herman Blumberg.

To the dying, spiritual caregivers can be godsend
Harvard scientist Eric Ding’s hobby allows him to fly first class around the world.

Frequent fliers go to great lengths to earn miles

Names

Fox to produce miniseries based on Globe book
Top: cauliflower steak with dried fruit stuffing with smoked cauliflower puree. Left: Rhode Island Fluke, on a bed of black squid ink quinoa, served with green and yellow squash and mint.

Dining Out

At 51 Lincoln, showcasing a chef’s vision

Names

Steven Tyler gets into character for ‘Happy Birthday!’
AJ Williams makes some adjustments prior to an event she planned at the Lenox Hotel earlier this month.

The rise of party planner AJ Williams

Sports

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Ask Nick Red Sox Mailbag

Xander Bogaerts’ future could be at third base or outfield.

Will some Red Sox be changing positions?

With good prospects waiting in the wings, the Red Sox may consider moving some players around in the coming years.

Metro

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A screen capture of the tweet posted Wednesday.

Top Mass. social media official apologizes for tweet

The tweet contained the phrase “sexual assault is always avoidable’’ as the state promoted Sexual Awareness Assault Month.

Columnists

Yvonne Abraham

DCF an agency of awful realities

Alex Beam

No fire or brimstone?

tech lab

After Heartbleed, change the locks

JOAN VENNOCHI

Will DCF case taint Coakley?
With former Bruins goalie Tim Thomas in net, Canadiens fans saluted their team during a 2008 playoff game in Montreal.

CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER

Bruins-Canadiens rivalry never gets old
The women’s department at the Primark store in Dusseldorf, Germany.

Shirley Leung

A European flair in Downtown Crossing
Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling at a gmae in 2010.

JEFF JACOBY

Donald Sterling’s words were vulgar, but private
NBA commissioner Adam Silver’s actions were reminiscent of Kenesaw Mountain Landis. Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Silver drops hammer, but it’s not over yet

Adrian Walker

Roche’s exit won’t fix DCF

SCOT LEHIGH

Cracking down on loud motorcycles

Farah Stockman

The Cold War’s silver lining

OP/EXTRA | JOAN VENNOCHI

To protect child welfare, public must pay up

Nation & World

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The shaky video was on the cellphone of a 17-year-old student, Park Su-hyeon, when rescuers recovered his body.

Video shows students as South Korea ferry sinks

The shaky video was on the cellphone of a 17-year-old student, Park Su-hyeon, when rescuers recovered his body.

Politics

Members of the Republican state committee say a lawsuit by gubernatorial candidate Mark Fisher is dividing the party.

GOP may consider adding Fisher to ballot

Members of the Republican state committee say a lawsuit by gubernatorial candidate Mark Fisher is dividing the party.

Business

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Ford has named Mark Fields the new chief executive of the company.

Mark Fields named Ford’s next CEO

Alan Mulally will retire July 1 and be replaced by Mark Fields, the current chief operating officer.

Arts

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movie review

Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man in “The Amazing Spider-Man 2.”

In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ sequel, naturalism, supernaturalism collide

The movie is an improvement over 2012’s “The Amazing Spider-Man,” meaning interestingly mediocre instead of actively bad.

Style

The Jackson overalls by Civil, $86, available at www.karmaloop.com

Overalls are everywhere, looking more wearable than ever

Today’s overall is a perfect, obnoxious storm of normcore/early ’90s/music-festival-ready fashion that we can’t quite seem to escape.

Globe Insiders

May 1

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2014/04/28/BostonGlobe.com/Arts/Images/1236-AADT_Revelations_Credit_Andrew_Eccles%20(2)-001.jpg Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater

After opening night, join a Q&A with artistic director Robert Battle, two dancers, and Globe arts editor Rebecca Ostriker.

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Magazine

The cover for the April 27 2014 issue

Who will support Boston’s museums, symphonies?
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Pregnant prisoners are losing their shackles
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Life grows on at Carlisle’s Gardens at the Clock Barn
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How Boston is — and should be — preparing for rising seas

Ideas

//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_90x90/Boston/2011-2020/2014/04/25/BostonGlobe.com/Ideas/Images/country-kenny-chesny2--90x90.jpg When times get hard, country music gets happy

A new study reveals how honky-tonk hits respond to changing American fortunes.