Art Review

‘William Wegman: Hello Nature’ a dog and irony show
“Lake View” by William Wegman is part of the “Hello Nature” exhibit at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art.

WILLIAM WEGMAN

Wegman doesn’t just invite pathos into his work, he dashes up to it with puppyish delight, writes Sebastian Smee.

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Munyenyezi says she fled war-torn Rwanda with her family to find safety. Prosecutors say she was running from her own horrific crimes.

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The Joffrey Ballet was once known as a younger, wackier company whose dancers were technically strong but eclectic. Today, the wild child has matured.

Movie Review

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The title of this movie about a Manhattan bicycle messenger, “Premium Rush,” sounds like an energy drink. Energy it has — too much.

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Adrian Gonzalez struck out against the Angels on Thursday night.

Dodgers reportedly claim Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Beckett

The waiver claims open up several scenarios, including a possible Red Sox trade with Los Angeles.

Shooter killed former coworker at Empire State Building

Jeffrey Johnson fired three times at his 41-year-old former coworker and then was killed in a shootout with police near the iconic landmark that left nine others wounded.

Bicyclist fatally injured by vehicle near Wellesley Square

The incident took place around 2 p.m. near the intersection of Weston Road and Linden Street, officials said.

Group blasts foster care system

Nearly one in five children in state custody for at least two years has suffered abuse or neglect, according to an advocacy group.

Obama campaign denounces Mitt Romney’s birther joke

The reaction came after Romney appeared to joke about the debunked claims regarding President Obama’s citizenship.

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Private railroads and horse-drawn streetcar companies served the transportation needs of Boston and outlying towns for decades before the MBTA accepted its first token.

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Trent Theroux trained for his 13-mile swim from Point Judith to Block Island, which he will attempt in September.

R.I. man to swim for others, right where his life nearly ended
Adaliz Rodriguez was struggling financially until a coach from a unique program at The Neighborhood Developers in Chelsea helped her learn new skills.

Nonprofit coaches clients to independence
“We have some friends who can really wail,” says Beirut’s Ben Lanz. “It’s a happy situation, with everyone giddy to be playing.”

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Beirut settles in

Elie Wiesel’s latest book, “Hostage,” is set in both the mid-’70s and during World War II.

Book Review

‘Hostage: A Novel’ by Elie Wiesel

editorial

Obama has been too slow to name federal judges
From left, Jackie Liu, Maddy McAlpine, and Sophia Gerner went shopping before the new school year.

Teens hold off on back-to-school shopping
Leroy McPherson (center) and others huddled after a Teen Police Academy workout.

Police, teens bond at academy

Abortion uproar may hurt GOP bid for Senate control
Michael Brodeur takes on a 650-pound tractor tire as part of the training during a session at Awesome Camp.

How I got awesome
It was a long night on Tuesday for Scott Podsednik, Jacoby Ellsbury, and Cody Ross (left to right) as the Red Sox lost again.

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It’s all over for the Red Sox

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“With EleVen, I’m trying to make things that look good on everyone,” says Williams.

style

Venus Williams serves up new fashion line

Sports

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Lance Armstrong was shown in Paris in this July 23, 2000, file photo.

USADA strips 7 Tour titles from Lance Armstrong

Armstrong, who retired a year ago, was also hit with a lifetime ban from cycling.

Metro

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Firefighters battled a hot spot during a three-alarm fire on Columbia Street in Cambridge Thursday.

Cambridge police rescue 3 from blaze

Six police officers rushed into a burning, smoke-filled building Thursday and rescued three people.

Columnists

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Big-box stores are in big trouble
Jackie, Sue, and Lynn as seen in “49 Up,” a 2005 British film that is part of a decades-long series of documentaries.

Joan Wickersham

A study of class captures shape, sweep of real lives

Dan Shaughnessy

Red Sox left picking up the pieces

SCOT LEHIGH

The GOP’s big tent collapses

Joan Vennochi

Romney made Mass. his stepping stone
Chinese police stand guard at an anti-Japanese protest outside the Japanese consulate in Shanghai last week.

Edward L. Glaeser

Putting China at ease

Tech lab

Samsung’s new Galaxy shoots for iPad, misses

It was a long night on Tuesday for Scott Podsednik, Jacoby Ellsbury, and Cody Ross (left to right) as the Red Sox lost again.

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It’s all over for the Red Sox

Scot Lehigh

A familiar face stirs the pot in Maine

Jeff Jacoby

Stingy liberals

Derrick Z. Jackson

Paul Ryan’s red meat in D.C., green jobs at home
Dustin Pedroia went 1 for 5 against the Angels in another demoralizing 5-3 loss as the Red Sox dropped five games under .500.

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Dustin Pedroia gives his side of the story

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Fannie, Freddie warned to follow Mass. loan law

Under a new state law, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must offer reasonable modifications to avoid foreclosing on some delinquent borrowers.

Politics

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Mitt Romney greeted supporters Thursday in Hobbs, N.M.

Slight gains for Mitt Romney, poll shows

Romney has made slight overall gains in recent weeks, a new poll shows.

Nation & World

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Anders Behring Breivik was jailed for a maximum term on Friday when judges declared him sane enough to answer for the murder of 77 people last year.

Norwegian killer sentenced to 21 years

The sentencing denied prosecutors the insanity ruling they hoped would show that his massacre of 77 people was the work of a madman.

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Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent view themselves as a “mom and pop” band, and one that can play both loud and soft.

Shovels & Rope find new life after murder ballads

The husband-and-wife pair Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst are no acoustic, singer-songwriter duo.

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Movie Review

Robert Pattinson plays Eric Packer, a super rich businessman in search of a haircut in the film version of Don DeLillo’s “Cosmopolis.”

‘Cosmopolis’: When Robert Pattinson wants his hair cut

In search of a haircut, an impossibly rich young man riding in an impossibly elaborate limo tries to cross an impossibly congested Manhattan.

Living Longer, Living Better

Health

JoyceMor, a sleep technologist at Sleep Health Centers in Weymouth, prepares Talia Yourell of Weymouth for a sleep study.

For aging baby boomers, sleep gets harder to come by

As we age, medical conditions can make a good night’s rest elusive. But there are steps we can take.

“This is about people learning to live their lives in a different way, in a way that makes sense.”

Ann Houston,  executive director of Neighborhood Developers

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The man who nourished Boston’s literary scene
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Can GPS find you a mate?
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Connected, powerful 21st-century moms

Opinion

“On abortion, [Mitt] Romney has been a weather vane, not a lighthouse.”

Scot Lehigh 

Ideas

“If the bill becomes law, the identities of people who die in Massachusetts--notably those who, like Bill Cosby, have built up bankable personas over the course of their lives--will become pieces of property that continue to exist long after they do.”

 Leon Neyfakh