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Syria blocks Red Cross from besieged city

Activists have accused Syrian regime troops who overran the ex-rebel enclave of execution-style killings and a scorched-earth campaign.

A rendering of the proposed Foxborough casino.

Wynn Resorts

Wynn unveils renderings of proposed Foxborough casino

Casino mogul Steve Wynn wants to develop a casino and convention center modeled after the design of his own luxury home in Sun Valley, Idaho.

Workers’ comp rates could go up

The cost of workers’ compensation insurance for Massachusetts employers could rise dramatically if rates proposed by insurers are approved by regulators.

MLB expands playoff field starting this year

Baseball will add a second wild-card team in each league, with the two wild-card entrants facing off in a one-game playoff.

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Romney ’68: The GOP moderates’ last battle

Once, a centrist Republican battled conservatives for the soul of the party. His name was George Romney.

Scot Lehigh

Open mouth, insert foot

Mitt Romney's gaffes have been more puzzling than revealing, while Rick Santorum's have been more revealing than puzzling.

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Putting college degrees to work

As many as 120,000 job openings are going unfilled in this state because employers can’t find qualified applicants. What has higher education done wrong, and what is it now doing to make things right?

Perspective

Is there a liberal arts trap?

I spent a sickening share of my parent’s savings and my future income learning how to resolve Neapolitan sixth chords and play vibraphone with a contrabass bow, and these were skills for which corporate America was hardly clamoring.

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Globe Talk | March 21, 6 p.m.

Boston, a Comedy Captial

Join Dave Russo, Anthony Scibelli, Tony V, Jimmy Tingle, and Lenny Clark for a talk about the city’s comedy scene. Laughs guaranteed.

Inside The Boston Globe

The Globe investigation found that tilapia (right), an inexpensive farmed fish, was substituted for wild red snapper (left).

Globe fish series Taylor award finalist

Stage Review

‘Circa’ presents a hypnotic night of small miracles

Rajon Rondo said today he is not bothered by trade talk surrounding him.

CHAD FINN

Celtics shouldn’t trade Rajon Rondo

A lack of snow has made for a less than ideal winter vacation for many at Killington Mountain in Vermont.

Photos

Globe photos of the week

Hazing issue ensnares Dartmouth president

Brown calls on Harvard to cancel conference

Obituary

James Q. Wilson, 80

Feds pay fishermen not to fish

Backing unions a delicate mission for Warren

Varitek says goodbye to the Red Sox

A detail of “Walden Pond (Morning Effect, March 13, 2007).’’

Art Review

Spencer Finch aims to unite a master’s eye with high jinks

Marshfield restaurateur comes home

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Pallbearers carried the cremated remains of Kenneth Nagy at a funeral mass held today at St. James Roman Catholic Church in Salem.

Hamilton police sergeant remembered as ‘man of faith’

Hundreds turned out today for the funeral service of Sergeant Kenneth Nagy, the Hamilton police officer who killed himself after allegedly shooting a Beverly officer.