Bedford firm rebuilds after security breach
Ten months after a cyberattack tarnished its reputation, RSA has revamped its manufacturing and distribution process at a cost of $63 million to parent company EMC.
Cruise ship runs aground off Italy, dozens missing
Rescue operations were suspended for the night as passengers aboard the luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia described their ordeal as reminiscent of “Titanic.”
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Past playoff failures cast doubt on Patriots
Now four years from their last postseason win, the Patriots have begun to earn a reputation as a great regular-season team that can’t perform on the playoff stage.
Dan Shaughnessy
Everything is going the Patriots’ way again
Could this be teed up any better? Of all the playoff scenarios, the Patriots got the one they wanted. No Steelers, Ravens, or Jets. Their path forward looks secure.
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A sampling of stories from this Sunday's Globe.
The Gardner Grows
For Anne Hawley, patience is rewarded
The Gardner’s director has weathered criticism and controversy to bring the museum’s new wing into existence. It opens to the public Jan. 19.
movies
Dancing in the dark
“Pina,’’ a new documentary by director Wim Wenders, is a bittersweet celebration of the late choreographer Pina Bausch.
“People are uncomfortable and yet intrigued by strong religious faith, because it forces us to think about a part of life that we are not always comfortable with.”
Rev. Bryan Wilkerson, on Tim Tebow’s open displays of faith
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Metro
Governor Patrick welcomes students for MLK day of service
Hundreds of eighth-grade students from across Massachusetts gathered in Boston for a day of service in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Business
Ski areas welcome snow for holiday weekend
After a warm, dry start to the season, snow is finally starting to pile up in the mountains, and not a moment too soon for ski areas looking to capitalize on the long weekend.
Politics
Conservative group endorses Rick Santorum
A group of about 150 conservative Christian leaders and political activists has endorsed Santorum for president after a two-day meeting in Texas.
Nation & World
ElBaradei ends presidential bid in protest
Reformist leader Mohamed ElBaradei withdrew from Egypt’s presidential race today, citing a lack of credibility in the military’s plans for a democratic transition.
Sports
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Pigskin and piety: Tim Tebow comes to town
The Denver Broncos quarterback has captured the imagination of the nation — and stirred some controversy — with his open displays of faith.
Arts
Music preview
Real Estate is right at home with their sound
On the band’s sophomore album, the guitars might be chiming like on their beach-inspired debut, but the lyrics are rife with longing.
Opinion
“Here were leaders of the GOP ripping into Romney for — horrors! — being a capitalist. Karl Marx himself would have been proud.”
Tom Keane
Ideas
To critics, the very notion of a ‘culture-bound illness’ is an outdated relic from the days of European empires.
Latif Nasser on psychiatry’s struggle with “culture-bound syndromes”