College students vulnerable to bipolar disorder

People with a predisposition toward bipolar disorder are particularly at risk during college, with more than 50 percent of all cases starting between the ages of 15 to 25.

BU remains frank about recent bad news

BU’s president been open despite unfortunate recent news, including murder, fire, sexual assault, hazing, Peeping Toms, and a bad joke.

Mass. home foreclosures rise 36 percent

More than 850 Massachusetts homeowners lost properties to foreclosure in March as lenders stepped up seizures of homes that have long been in default.

Hit by twister, city plans to come back stronger

Less than a year after a devastating tornado, Springfield officials unveiled a sweeping plan for structural rebuilding and cultural revitalization.

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The Mashpee Wampanoag tribe is proposing a 150,000-square-foot project that it estimates would generate $120 million annually for the region.

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Racist reaction to finale tarnishes Bruins run

Bruins fans and others swapped racist comments on social media after a black forward for the Washington Capitals scored the decisive goal in overtime of Game 7.

Tech Superpowers shuts down Newbury Street store

A boutique Newbury Street Apple reseller has closed after 15 years, unable to compete with the massive flagship that Apple opened around the corner four years ago.

Bill Belichick thought the Patriots ‘‘had a good day today’’ to begin the NFL draft.

Patriots trade picks, get Jones, Hightower

The Patriots moved up in the first round twice, first trading to get to No. 21 and take Chandler Jones and then trading for the 25th pick, where they chose Dont’a Hightower.

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Degree of uncertainty

For many college graduates, the bohemian phase is no longer optional.

Dustin Hoffman became a star with his role in 1967’s “The Graduate,” which gets a 45th-anniversary showing at the Coolidge.

Remastered versions of  ‘The Graduate’ and ‘The Holy Grail’ aim for new generation

What seemed hilarious back in 1967 or 1975 might not necessarily seem so today. Both of these movies suffer a further burden of history.

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Alex Libby is a 12-year-old from Iowa in “Bully.”

editorial

‘Bully’: A must-see for teens, now at PG-13
Barack Obama speaks with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in March.

NICHOLAS BURNS

The rise of Turkey as a superpower
Jay Atkinson, who teaches writing at BU, captures the game of rugby like no other.

Book Review

‘Memoirs of a Rugby-Playing Man’ by Jay Atkinson

Joshua Green

The likability factor and mudslinging

yvonne abraham

Cut health bills for all
Mark Bollman’s second Ball and Buck, on Newbury Street, resembles a well-curated hunting lodge.

Mark Bollman hunts for just the right spot

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Chris Christie hurt East Coast by rejecting tunnel
Alex Karpovsky has written, directed, and/or starred in 23 feature films, short films, and television shows.

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Newton‘s Karpovsky takes indie-film stardom in stride

Pool business warming up
Nicole Richie at the premiere party for NBC’s “Fashion Star” in New York.

Nicole Richie: fashion designer turns TV mentor

Push for health care an error, Frank says
You may have visited here: When did we have that chicken? Are those buns from last Fourth of July? Is that lump in that bag . . . still a food?

Spring clean the freezer of all its odds and ends

Metro

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Transcripts show reputed mob boss’s violent streak

Exchanges outlined in court records describe Anthony DiNunzio’s unforgiving management style after taking over the New England Mafia.

Business

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TD Bank chief outlines plans to expand in Mass.

The fourth-largest retail bank has about 150 branches statewide and plans to add five more this year.

Columnists

Dan Shaughnessy

Bruins’ season comes to sudden end

opinion | Juliette Kayyem

Saudi Arabia’s un-Olympic spirit

Joan Vennochi

In Eastie, anti-casino rumblings

Opinion | Jeff Jacoby

Jim McGovern’s flawed war

yvonne abraham

Cut health bills for all

Scot Lehigh

A breath of fresh air on Beacon Hill

Joanna Weiss

Attacking drinking on campus

BOSTON CAPITAL

Europe’s economic agonies

james carroll

Memorial overstates president’s innocence

Adrian Walker

No room at Senator Brown’s office

innovation economy

Mass. game industry’s energy lures a veteran

juliette kayyem

The military’s persistent gender divide

Politics

Political Notebook

Vice President Joe Biden accused Mitt Romney of distorting President Obama’s record and being inconsistent during a speech Thursday at NewYork University LawSchool.

Biden defends president’s record on foreign and domestic policy

Vice President Joe Biden contended that Mitt Romney is rooted in a Cold War mentality and is uninformed about the current challenges facing the United States abroad.

Nation & World

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Newspaper’s offices attacked in Nigeria

A suicide bomber and a man armed with explosives attacked two Nigerian newspaper offices on Thursday, killing seven people and wounding at least 26.

Sports

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Celtics 87, Bucks 74

Celtics win, head to Atlanta

The Celtics didn’t get home-court advantage for the first round, so Doc Rivers will get to find out if his emphasis on health and rest has paid off when his team visits Atlanta.

Movies

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Movie Review

Hugh Grant lends his voice to the Pirate Captain in “The Pirates! Band of Misfits!”

‘Pirates! Band of Misfits’ sees Aardman animation back in fine form

The pirates have a knack for leaving us smiling almost as goofily as one of their claymation creations.

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Upcoming music events around Boston

Critic’s picks for pop, rock, folk, jazz, world, blues and classical music events around the region.

“I am very bitter about it. It’s one extra thing I have to deal with that other people don’t. And my life is harder because of it.”

Jessica Feldish,  a Northeastern junior with bipolar disorder

Magazine

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144 free things to do around Boston
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In an artist’s garden
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Are fat baseball players a problem?
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45 best breakfast joints around Boston

Opinion

“As long as we're assured that we'll be free to sell our labor to the highest low bidder, we're apparently comfortable with stripping away everything else from entry-level work.”

Carlo Rotella 

Ideas

“John Singleton Copley’s life, his works, and his words defined him as a subject of the British empire, not a citizen of the American republic.”

Jane Kamensky,  on the great American painter who wasn’t American