Red Sox clubhouse abuse scandal grows

Eight more men have made sexual abuse allegations against former clubhouse manager Donald Fitzpatrick, in what has become the worst sexual abuse scandal in Major League Baseball history.

New 300-unit apartment tower proposed for Seaport District

The tower will be part of the 25-acre Seaport Square project that is expected to fill in many of the Innovation District’s surface parking lots in coming years.

In region, an added threat on gas prices

Prices could increase even faster in New England because of the shutdown of three refineries that serve the Northeast and the likelihood that another could close in the summer.

Mitt Romney listened as his wife Ann introduced him Monday during a campaign stop at Gregory Industries in Canton, Ohio.

Romney to GOP: Stop getting ‘distracted,’ focus on economy

Mitt Romney had a blunt message for his party today as he sought to gain momentum heading into Super Tuesday.

Boston students collaborate on bullying issues

Saturdays for Success, a new Boston public schools initiative, creates a safe space for students to discuss issues tied to bullying, and includes bullies, those who have been bullied, and bystanders.

Boston Latin eighth-grader Judy Ayala and Wendell Sumerlin, a fourth-grader from Brighton, at an antibullying workshop.

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Boston Latin eighth-grader Judy Ayala and Wendell Sumerlin, a fourth-grader from Brighton, at an antibullying workshop.

Students are patted down before taking part in the Boston schools’ antibullying program.

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Students are patted down before taking part in the Boston schools’ antibullying program.

Kiah Gethers, a 15-year-old sophomore at Charlestown High, is a peer leader for Saturdays for Success.

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Kiah Gethers, a 15-year-old sophomore at Charlestown High, is a peer leader for Saturdays for Success.

The program creates a safe space for students to discuss issues tied to bullying.

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The program creates a safe space for students to discuss issues tied to bullying.

Ailing Connecticut woman seeks third kidney transplant

A quarter century ago, Alicia Martin’s first kidney transplant made national news. Five years later, she underwent the first kidney-and-liver transplant in New England. Now, she needs another kidney.

Instructor Garry Sanon leads a chair exercise class at Kit Clark Senior Services in Dorchester.

G Cover

Stopping age-related muscle loss

Think you have to get weak as you age? Researchers are finding ways to fight back with strategic exercise and protein intake.

“I don’t want anybody else to feel the way I felt. It scares me how young people start bullying others.”

Daniella Toussaint,  a Brighton High School senior

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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

Bruce Springsteen’s “Wrecking Ball’’ does not feature the E Street Band, but it does offer a full band sound as well as some loops and vocal samples.

ALBUM REVIEW

Familiar themes on Springsteen’s ‘Wrecking Ball’

tech lab plus

A new way to see broadcast TV

Wishing upon their iPads

From the archives

The first Boston Globe
Bernard Martin (foreground) and Doug Howlett tended to crab pots in their Petty Harbour fish shack.

In Canada, cod remain scarce despite ban
Paul Mullins

Q&A

Digging up the American consumer

4th Congressional District, meet Sean Bielat. Again.

Olin College’s application process stresses teamwork

Tourism blossoms in Kuwait
Barbara Morgan’s image of Ansel Adams is on view in ‘‘Making Faces: Photographic Portraits of Actors and Artists’’ at the Portland Museum of Art.

PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW

A focus on faces, familiarity, and Facebook

Globe Magazine

Putting college degrees to work
Whitney Houston waits for her first professional audition at CBS Records, circa 1982.

Whitney: Before we knew her

Metro

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Rev. Gracie Redfearn and Rev. Dr. Gloria Cater of the Charles Street AME Church took part in a rally protesting a threatened foreclosure of the church. Church officials say they want to refinance their loans.

Church members rally against foreclosure bid

More than 300 people gathered at the Charles Street African Methodist Episcopal Church to oppose efforts by OneUnited Bank to foreclose on the church and auction off its property.

Business

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Visitors will be able to see how the technologies function in real time.

A working model of efficiency

By year's end, energy research firm Fraunhofer CSE will transform 5 Channel Center into a laboratory of the world’s newest clean-energy technologies.

Columnists

Juliette Kayyem

NYPD stumbles in terror hunt

Dan Shaughnessy

Legends enhance Red Sox’ latest ‘new day’

Adrian Walker

Diehard neighbors vow to fight homeless housing

Bob Ryan

Celtics earn major points in win

Innovation Economy

Subscription offers new way to commission art
Andrew Breitbart, a conservative blogger who published revealing photographs that led to the resignation of Representative Anthony Weiner of New York, died last week at 43.

Joanna Weiss

Passing of a provocateur

Jeff Jacoby

Yes, colleges are full of liberal elites

Joan Vennochi

Youth vote no lock for Obama
The scoreboard is truly a blank slate, as Red Sox pitcher Jon Lester warms up before the first exhibition game ever at JetBlue Park, against Northeastern.

Dan Shaughnessy

A change, it seems, amid fastballs from Jon Lester

Gareth Cook

Bridge year

INNOVATION ECONOMY

Incubating ideas from the rank-and-file

Dan Shaughnessy

Valentine managing Red Sox a different way

Nation & World

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Vladimir V. Putin shed a tear outside the Kremlin walls as throngs hailed his victory in Russia’s presidential election Sunday. Putin served two terms as president before his current term as prime minister.

Putin wins third term as Russian president

Vladimir V. Putin promised his nation stability, but his vow could be undercut by postelection protests beginning Monday.

Politics

Mitt Romney can make headway on Super Tuesday

Romney has a chance to win enough primaries and caucuses not to seal the nomination, but make it unlikely that his remaining rivals can do so themselves the rest of the way.

Sports

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Celtics 115, Knicks 111

Paul Pierce may be striking an angry pose, but the Celtics’ captain is really happy after hitting a 3-pointer to force overtime. He scored a game-high 34 points.

Celtics stop the Knicks in OT

While Paul Pierce scored a game-high 34 points, Rajon Rondo had 18 points, 17 rebounds, and 20 assists to catapult the Celtics on a third-quarter run and lift them in overtime.

Health and wellness

G Force

Liane Young is an associate professor of psychology at Boston College.

Morality in making decisions

Liane Young, an associate professor of psychology at BC, recently won a national award for early-career scientists for her work studying moral decision-making.

Arts

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DANCE REVIEW

‘Weathervane’ a meld of sound, movement

At Tishman Commons in Wellesley College, the group behind “Weathervane’’ made the most of the space, visibly and aurally, with their windswept world premiere.

Magazine

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Putting college degrees to work
The cover for the February 26 2012 issue

24 hours in Kendall Square
The cover for the February 19 2012 issue

Renovated Newport firehouse is calm, cool, and collected
The cover for the February 12 2012 issue

Boston wedding venue guide

Opinion

“When [gas] prices spiked in the ’70s, the ’90s, or the ’00s, politicians of all stripes were enchanted by gilded promises of synfuels, ethanol, and hydrogen. Today, it’s pond scum.”

John E. Sununu 

Ideas

“The story of St. John’s University reflects the power — and the threat — that such an education still represents to a proud nation that nevertheless hungers for new ideas.”

Patricia Wen  on the lost liberal arts university of China