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Crime down everywhere but here As violent crime falls across US, Boston and NYC buck trend with double-digit jump in homicides {page 06}

Cops put the brakes on cyclists Cambridge Police issue nearly 70 tickets in 2.5-hour span Initiative intended to ensure the safety of motorists, cyclists and pedestrians {page 02}

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WBZ NewsRadio celebrated 90 years on the air yesterday. The news radio station, located in Brighton, was paid a visit by Mayor Thomas Menino. To mark the occasion, Menino proclaimed yesterday WBZ Radio Day in Boston.

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Rogue truck tire kills driver BOSTON. A tractor-trailer

traveling on I-93 lost a tire that went flying into another vehicle, killing a driver yesterday, according to state police.

The accident happened near the Sullivan Square exit in Somerville. The victim was taken to the hospital, where he died.

According to police, the tractor-trailer was on the southbound side when it lost the tire, which flew into the northbound side of the highway and hit a Ford Mustang. Lanes were closed in both directions. METRO NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO

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Charges for filming in bathroom BOSTON. Transit police

arrested a Fall River man for allegedly taking videos of men using the urinals at the South Station bathroom over the weekend.

According to police reports, Kevin Wilkinson, 44, was arrested and charged with taking secret videos of partial nudity after they discovered several videos of men going to the bathroom on his iPod. METRO

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Cambridge cops put squeeze on unyielding bikers Scores of cyclists ticketed in crackdown Report shows many crashes in bike-centric city Riders see need for mutual respect with drivers NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO

Apparently even riders in bicycle-savvy Cambridge need some help remembering to squeeze the brake and obey the rules.

And now Cambridge police have stepped in.

The police department yesterday launched a safety initiative intended to ensure the safety of motorists, cyclists and pedestrians.

“Commuting in an urban environment can be dangerous,” said Police Commissioner Robert Haas.

As part of the new safety effort, police targeted riders in Central Square. In less than three hours, scores of tickets were issued, many for running a red light.

Police are expected to continue the enforcement effort across Cambridge throughout the week.

“What we’ve seen and what the community has told us is that this is an issue that needs to be addressed,” said Dan Riviello, a Cambridge Police Department spokesman. “There are lots of people, it’s very congested and people need

Cracking down Cambridge police kicked off their road safety enforcement effort yesterday from 7:40 to 10 a.m. in Central Square.

Officers handed out 68 bike violations, mostly for running red lights, at $20 per violation.

Six drivers also received citations for failing to stop for pedestrians.

Cambridge police are cracking down on hazardous bicycle riders, which includes those who run red lights.

to know the rules of the road.”

While Cambridge has the reputation of being a bicycle-friendly city with an ever-growing mileage of bike lanes, the initiative comes at a time when a state Department of Transportation report found that the city is home to eight of the top 10 bicycle crash

Hemp Fest patron falls onto tracks, employee saves him

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A teen who said he had “only smoked a little bit of weed” after leaving Hemp Fest during the weekend survived a fall onto the Red Line tracks, grazing the third rail, according to an MBTA police report.

MBTA Red Line Inspector Roberto Russell helped rescue the victim as a train approached.

The 19-year-old Brock-

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ton man told police he had just come from the pro-pot rally on the Common and he didn’t know how he ended up on the tracks.

The train operator was able to come to a complete stop before reaching the man.

The victim went to the hospital for a minor laceration on the back of his head. METRO

clusters in Massachusetts.

The city’s bicycle population could also significantly increase as leaders are examining the expansion of Boston’s bicycle-sharing program across the river.

Anil Gurcan, who bikes from Brighton to Cambridge for work, said that while Cambridge’s expan-

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sion of bike lanes helps, the congestion necessitates a heightened awareness.

“Cars being aware of cyclists and cyclists being aware of pedestrians, that would be the key ... we all share the road,” he said.

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7 kids injured 2 indicted over in van crash probation hire BOSTON. State police are BOSTON. Former state Pro-

Russell

Part of the effort included handing out a pamphlet that explained pedestrian and bicycle safety tips and laws.

bation Commissioner John O’Brien and Scott Campbell, former chief of staff to ex-state treasurer Tim Cahill, were indicted yesterday for allegedly conspiring to organize a campaign fundraiser for Cahill in 2005 in return for a job for O’Brien’s wife, the attorney general

investigating a three-car crash that left seven children injured Sunday.

None of the children were wearing seatbelts, according to reports.

Police said the van carrying 10 occupants, one an unbuckled infant, collided with two other vehicles while driving on Morton Street. METRO

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Officials: Cold case is solved MALDEN. After nearly

three decades, police believe they finally have the man who committed a Malden murder.

Shawn Marsh, 46, of Holyoke pleaded not guilty yesterday. He is charged with fatally shooting Rodney Wyman, 29, of Connecticut, in 1983.

Authorities said Marsh and another man broke into Wyman’s room at the Town Line Motel for a robbery.

The recent arrest was made using new, advanced fingerprint databases from prints left at the scene of the murder.

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Dad allegedly threw newborn MELROSE. A Melrose man pleaded not guilty yesterday to abusing his 7-week-old son.

Police said Carlos Edwards, 33, threw his son on the sidewalk following a verbal fight with the boy’s mother in July.

The child was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for serious injuries. He has since been released.

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Patrick drove on car-free day BOSTON. Gov. Deval Patrick was caught driving his car during Massachusetts’ car-free week.

State officials heavily promoted this week to encourage environmental, financial, community and health benefits.

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Dot man arraigned in weekend sexual assaults

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Police step up patrol in the area Investigation into attacks ongoing Officers yesterday arrested a 31-year-old man in connection with two attempted sexual assaults in Dorchester over the weekend, and they believe he may be connected to a third.

According to Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis, Walter Mains of Dorchester was arrested and charged with attempted rape, armed robbery and several other charges after he allegedly attacked a woman and threatened her with a gun near Harbor View Street just after 3 a.m.

Sunday.

Mains allegedly approached a different woman on Savin Hill Avenue a few hours earlier

that morning.

Mains was arraigned yesterday in Dorchester District Court and held on $50,000 cash bail.

He was already out on bail for a 2009 incident, according to police.

Officers are investigating a third sexual assault that occurred within that time frame Sunday; Mains fits the description given by the victim, but he has not been formally charged in that attack.

The investigation is ongoing and additional charges will likely follow, according to police reports.

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Walter Mains, 31, of Dorchester was arrested for alleged attacks on females over the weekend in the Savin Hill area of Dorchester, including one by Dorchester Avenue and Harborview Street.

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of becoming law.

Vowing to veto any plan that relies solely on spending cuts to reduce deficits, the Democratic president’s recommendations set the stage for an ideological fight with Republicording to documents released yesterday.

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“I will not support any plan that puts all the burden of closing our deficit on ordinary Americans,” Obama said. “We are not going to have a one-sided deal that hurts the folks who are most vulnerable.”

Obama’s speech reflected a more aggressive defense of Democratic principles after he took a battering in two previous budget battles with Republicans this year that helped drive his approval rating to new lows. REUTERS

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National rates down, but Boston, New York lead the pack in murders Car theft, property crime on the outs Violent crime in the United States dropped sharply in 2010 for the fourth straight year, but the murder rate in the Northeast soared, led by more homicides in Boston and New York, the FBI said yesterday.

Bucking the trend where crime rose when the economy soured, violent crime such as murder, rape and aggravated assault dropped 6 percent last year while unemployment remained stubbornly high. Property crime fell 2.7 percent from 2009, according to final statistics collected by the FBI from law enforcement agencies nationwide.

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Boston saw a 46 percent increase in its murder rate, with 73 homicides in 2010.

The 13.8% ‘New’s weren’t too far behind: New York City saw an increase of 13.8 percent, while Newark jumped by 12.5 percent.

At the same time, the number of murders jumped substantially in major cities in the Northeast, including

Boston, New York and New Jersey’s largest city, Newark, which all experienced double-digit increases, the statistics showed.

The national murder rate fell 4.2 percent, the FBI said.

Major metropolitan areas that have had crime problems saw murder rates fall, including a 6.5 percent decline in Los Angeles and a 15 percent drop in Detroit, where there has been a big decline in population due to the economic downturn.

The number of motor vehicle thefts dropped 7.4 percent, and burglaries fell 2 percent. REUTERS

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Animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which is no stranger to attention-grabbing campaigns featuring nude women, plans to launch a pornography website to raise awareness about veganism. The nonprofit organization said it hopes to publicize veganism through a mix of pornography and graphic footage of animal suffering. “We’re hoping to reach a whole new audience of people,” said Lindsay Rajt, PETA’s associate director of campaigns. REUTERS

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Morgan to be married He might want to take her behind the middle school and get her pregnant, but Tracy Morgan is going to make girlfriend Megan Wallover his wife first.

“We got engaged six months ago,” the “30 Rock” star confirmed to E! News’ Ryan Seacrest at the Emmys on Sunday. Wallover, who was by his side at the awards show, says despite Morgan’s reputation for outlandish behavior, the proposal was quite traditional.

“We were in San Francisco,” Wallover told Seacrest. “It wasn’t anything crazy. He was on bended knee.”

ays after reports that Mila Kunis’ phone was hacked a la Scarlett Johansson (who would have thought Rupert Murdoch would be such a trendsetter?), the actress and her “Friends with Benefits” co-star, Justin Timberlake, are shrugging off rumors that several steamy photos of the pair were found, according to People magazine. “At no time did Mr. Timberlake and Ms. Kunis exchange inappropriate texts or emails,” a joint statement from their reps reads. “The insistence that there is any inappropriate correspondence between the two parties is entirely false.”

One of the alleged photos was said to be of Kunis in a bathtub, while another reportedly showed Timberlake with lingerie on his head. A third photo report-

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elcome to your future: This trend of hacked celeb naked photos isn’t going away. But what I don’t get is why people have naked photos of themselves on their phone in the first place. This is a thing? Where do they put all the photos of cute dogs and baked goods? Forget Mila Kunis; I want someone to hack Betty White’s cell phone.

There could be worse things than seeing these two naked.

country looking after me and I will be singing and touring again as soon as I get the all clear. Until then I’ll be spending time writing and composing more music and kicking an empty soup can around the West Village.”

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John Mayer had to cancel several upcoming performances after being diagnosed with granuloma, an inflamed nodule near his vocal chords, he wrote on his Tumblr blog recently. “The record will be released next year instead of this fall or winter,” Mayer says of his upcoming album. “This is a temporary setback, though I’m not sure how long or short a period of time it will be. I’ve got the best doctors in the

edly featured male genitalia. “We would like to confirm that the photo addressed in the media of Ms. Kunis was in fact not from any phone but from an inactive e-mail account that has not existed in three years,” the statement reads.

“In regards to the other photos in question, they were never exchanged between the two parties.”

Alec Baldwin bowing out of the Emmys on Sunday had nothing to do with a tiff over Rupert Murdoch-related humor. The actor had allegedly refused to take part in a comedy sketch for the awards show after a joke he planned to make about the News of the

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World phone-hacking scandal was nixed by the show’s network, Fox. But Baldwin, who attended Tony Bennett’s birthday party in New York that night, insists that had nothing to do with it. “I skipped the Emmys because of this — because I wanted to be here,” he told People magazine. “The Emmys have been in August for the last several years, but they moved to this date and I’d already committed to this.”

Baldwin said he planned to catch the awards show on YouTube the next day.

Emmy viewers down for 2011 Viewership for the 2011 Primetime Emmy Awards fell 8 percent from last year to just over 12 million Americans who tuned in to watch Jane Lynch host the show, reports Reuters.

If the early results from media research company Nielsen hold up, that would make Sunday's Emmys on Fox one of the least viewed telecasts of the past five years. Last year, 13.5 million viewers tuned in. Lynch received mixed reviews.

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Checking in with some of Hollywood’s biggest names to see what they’ve been up to — in their own words, in 140 characters or fewer.

Olivia Wilde knows how to have a good time in Africa, Adrian Grenier is missing out on some nice endorsement money and Ariana Huffington is fascinated by the GOP. @oliviawilde If I’m remembered for one thing in life, it may be my ability to start spontaneous dance parties. Kids under 5 always dominate. i love kenya @adriangrenier I really want to tell you how amazing the airplane bfast was on @VirginAmerica but I’m afraid you’ll think I was paid :/ though I wasn’t! @ariannahuff Have to say, with 15 million jobless, didn’t see it coming that GOP nomination would hinge on HPV vaccine.

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1: First things first: What in the world did Alec Baldwin do to his hair? Here is the newly coiffed actor at Tony Bennett’s 85th Birthday Gala Benefit for Exploring the Arts at The Metropolitan Opera House on Sunday in New York City.

2: Here is one of the more terrifying photos we’ve ever published: Illusionists (and plastic surgery aficionados) Siegfried Fischbacher and Roy Horn were photographed during a keg-tapping celebration at the kickoff of Hofbrauhaus Las Vegas’ eighth annual Oktoberfest on Saturday in Las Vegas. Ah! 3: Actress Glenn Close attends the “Albert Nobbs” photocall at

the Kursaal Palace during the 59th San Sebastian International Film Festival on Sunday in San Sebastian, Spain.

4: Chris Brown performed during his F.A.M.E. tour at the Verizon Center on Saturday in Washington, D.C. 5: Christina Hendricks and her extreme cleavage attended the HP Touchsmart Gift Lounge backstage at the Nokia Theatre, in celebration of the 63rd Emmy Awards Sunday in Los Angeles.

6: A lined formed outside Barnes and Noble for Jermaine Jackson’s signing of his new book “You are Not Alone: Michael Through a Brother’s Eyes” yesterday in New York City.

7: Actress Helen Mirren attended “The Debt” (that’s “Eine offene Rechnung” in German, just FYI) screening on Sunday in Berlin.

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fall tv guide: The CW THE CW

The schedule MONDAY (as of Sept. 26) 8-9 p.m. “Gossip Girl” 9-10 p.m. “Hart of Dixie”

TUESDAY 8-9 p.m. “90210” 9-10 p.m. “Ringer”

WEDNESDAY 8-9 p.m. “H8R” 9-10 p.m. “America’s Next Top Model”

THURSDAY 8-9 p.m. “The Vampire Diaries” 9-10 p.m. “The Secret Circle”

FRIDAY Sarah Michelle Geller stars as Siobhan Martin/Bridget Kelly on “Ringer.”

8-9 p.m. “Nikita” 9-10 p.m. “Supernatural”

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ans of Sarah Michelle Gellar have double the reason to tune in to her new drama on The CW, “Ringer.” In this relationship-driven thriller, the former “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” star plays identical twins — Bridget, a former addict who is on the run after witnessing a murder, and Siobhan, a New York City socialite with a seemingly perfect life. When Siobhan goes missing after the estranged sisters had

In her return to network television, Sarah Michelle Gellar plays twins How technology filming ‘Ringer’ has changed since her ‘Buffy’ days

just begun to reconcile, Bridget assumes her twin’s identity, only to learn Siobhan was hiding more than a few dark secrets of her own.

That essentially means Gellar is playing three characters in the series — Bridget, Siobhan, and Bridget-pretending-tobe-Siobhan.

She’s got a clear favorite: “Whoever has the best wardrobe at the time,” Gellar jokes. Of course, it’s a little more complex than Gucci versus Gap. Gellar relates

“[Bridget’s] not saving the world.

She’s just trying to save herself. But I do get to hold a gun a lot, which is cool because Buffy never got a gun.”

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Tune in “Ringer” airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on The CW.

playing the sisters to parenting children since “you have to love each one individually and understand [the one you’re playing at the time],” she explains. “So when I’m Bridget, I feel that all of Bridget’s motivations are hers and Siobhan is wrong. And when I’m Siobhan, everything Bridget does is wrong. I try to get into the head of each of them.”

Actingwise, it’s not a new challenge for the 34year-old, who played multi-

ple characters in “Buffy” using the “old-school split screen” method. But technology has come a long way since that supernatural series went off the air in 2003.

“There’s so much more that’s available now between face replacement and the stop motion cameras,” Gellar enthuses. “So during the pilot, we played with all of them like kids with new toys to figure out what works best.”

But, she stresses, “Ringer” isn’t all about fan-

cy camerawork. “Ultimately what you find is, even though there is all this technology, you want the heart of the scene, and the heart of the scene is two people talking to each other. So we try, each time the twins are together, and do one shot where they touch each other or they cross over each other. But on the whole, it’s more about the communication.”

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‘New Girl’ COMEDY. Zooey Deschanel is in her quirky-adorable prime as a socially awkward, geeky and impossibly C-U-T-E gal who searches for a new apartment post-breakup. Unlike the three dudes she moves in with, who are uncertain about

‘Unforgettable’ Zooey Deschanel stars as the “adorkable” Jess in “New Girl.”

DRAMA. The twist in this otherwise by-the-books procedural is that former detective Carrie Wells (Poppy Montgomery) has hyperthymesia, a rare condi-

tion that allows her to remember everything. Carrie’s back to solving crimes when her neighbor is killed, which prompts lots of flashbacks to the night of her own sister’s murder — the only thing Carrie can’t recall.

Series premiere, 10 p.m., CBS

‘Glee’ COMEDY. Sue Sylvester runs for Congress. Well a girl’s gotta have a backup plan when

she loses an Emmy race.

Season premiere, 8 p.m., Fox

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‘Body of Proof’ DRAMA. The investigation of a fatal car accident leads to the dark side of a suburban culde-sac. Do we sense a “Desperate Housewives” crossover, Dana Delany? Yes! But no, that’s not actually happening tonight.

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Defending a monster John Wayne Gacy’s lawyer writes a book about defending one of the most notorious serial killers ever Before Casey Anthony or O.J. Simpson, there was a “trial of the century” which was arguably more grotesque than the other two combined, especially when considering the body count. In 1980, Chicago-suburb native John Wayne Gacy was found guilty of murdering 33 teenage boys and young men, with 27 of the bodies excavated from a crawl space under his own home, after a police officer detected the scent of rotting flesh.

As publicly despised as Gacy was, he had the right to a lawyer and the man to defend him was Sam Amirante — a lawyer who took on Gacy as his first client in a private practice after working in the district attorney’s office for several years. After more than 30 years, now-Judge Amirante is breaking his silence about the infamous case, co-

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writing the book “John Wayne Gacy: Defending a Monster” with Danny Broderick.

“I wanted to set the record straight,” Amirante says of the book, in which he outlines the insanity defense he used for Mr. Gacy.

“I am going to … answer the question that I have been asked for 30 years: How can I represent a guy like that, why would you do it? There is kind of like a 400-page answer to that question.”

Amirante explains that it was his duty to uphold Gacy’s constitutional right to a fair trial and notes how quickly the public seems to forget this law when an alleged criminal’s charges are particularly gruesome.

In the book, Amirante and Broderick take pains to demystify the man who has been known as the “Clown Killer” since, prior to the

John Wayne Gacy is pictured here on the day of his arrest. To learn more about Judge Amirante’s book, go to www.defendingamonster.com

revelations of his violent behavior, was known to dress as a clown and visit sick children in the hospital.

Amirante and Broderick paint a much more nuanced picture.

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“[Charles] Manson is scary to be around. He emanates evil and craziness,” Broderick explains. “Gacy wasn’t like that. Gacy was more of a pudgy, uncoordinated, sort of not-scary guy.”

Regrets?

I’ve had a few “One of the problems Gacy had was he couldn’t keep his mouth shut at the beginning,” says Amirante, since Gacy confessed to his crimes openly to the police when he was first arrested, only to deny knowing anything about the murders after he was found guilty.

Though Gacy was finally executed by lethal injection in 1994, Amirante says his regrets about how he handled the case are minimal.

“We didn’t leave a stone unturned, we didn’t leave a witness uninterviewed. We did everything we could,” he says. “I don’t lose any sleep, because I know that I did the best that I could for the guy and that’s what lawyers have to do.”

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DC tax games hurting us all RE: “GOP CRITICIZES OBAMA’S IDEA TO TAX MILLIONAIRES”:

President Barack Obama wants to end Bush-era tax cuts that he extended to get the Congressional GOP on board to pass extending unemployment benefits to millions of Americans last year. Obama was pressured into that move in order to help the American people pay their bills until employers started hiring again. Now the GOP have to give America a better reason why the 1 percent are not paying their fair share.

Regarding number three, the reason that Ke$ha and Alice Cooper were onstage together is that Ke$ha performs the song “What Baby Wants” with Alice on his new album “Welcome 2 My Nightmare,” the sequel to the 1975 classic.

economics” and “trickledown theory” are different euphemisms for the same economic model that has not helped the average American family.

The benefits gained from these policies can be easily evaluated by assessing their impact on the nation’s populace: The rich are getting richer, the middle class is shrinking and the gap between the two is ever widening.

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RE: “THIS WEEKEND ON THE STAGE AND RED CARPET”:

Same old song and dance

History lesson on the ladies

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able to go to school or buy homes in the ’60s? Either Naturi Naughton’s quote in the Playboy Club article was badly edited or Ms. Naughton has a serious gap in her knowledge of history.

Virgo Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Even though neither you nor a pal would want to take advantage of the other, doing business with a friend is not such a good idea. Unintended consequences could occur.

Libra Sept. 23-Oct. 23. Do not allow your desires and expectations to exceed your reach. If your objectives are far beyond your capabilities, the disappointment you would experience could be mammoth.

Scorpio Oct. 24-Nov. 22. Obstacles you encounter on your path are likely to be of your own making, things that you failed to clear out in the past. Unfortunately, life has a way of catching up with us.

Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. Unless you are on your toes, you could manipulate yourself into feeling forced to take a position that opposes the majority. You won’t like it.

Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19. Go it alone if possible, because you are likely to be far more successful in your independent endeavors than you will in involvements that require a collective effort.

Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 19. Unpleasant tasks could be made even more distasteful if you approach them with a negative attitude.

STEVE BURSTYN, VIA E-MAIL

Keep the pants on, gentlemen RE: “EVERYONE’S A BIG HYPOCRITE”: Women endure

pregnancy and birth and devote their entire lives to raising their children. I’m sure Mr. Couch and Ms. Hasselbeck are among those who don’t think women should get any help from government to do this. So women have the final say: It’s their bodies. If men find this distressing, then they should keep their pants on! KATHY KOURIAN, BEDFORD

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Pisces Feb. 20-March 20. It’s important to maintain control over all-important personal matters, because things could quickly go astray in situations where you have to delegate assignments to others.

Aries March 21-April 19. Even if you’re not in the mood to put up with nonsense, it behooves you to pamper people — or at the very least, to refrain from challenging them regardless of how you feel.

Taurus April 20-May 20. You’ve heard it before: “If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.” Regardless of how well intended it is, criticism will be resented.

Gemini May 21-June 20. Though you’re a bit of a risk-taker to begin with, this trait might be emphasized to your detriment if you’re not careful. Be extra cautious and don’t take chances where you shouldn’t.

Cancer June 21-July 22. There is nothing wrong with being a bit protective of your own interests — but take heed not to do it in ways that others find offensive. They’re apt to take countermeasures.

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Emmanuel College’s Graduate Programs in Human Resource Management Offer Opportunities in High-Growth Field The U.S. Department of Labor forecasts that job opportunities for managers and specialists in human resources, training and labor relations will experience a 22% job growth through 2018. As the field of human resources continues to expand and to raise complex issues, a need exists for human resource (HR) managers capable of responding to ever-changing challenges. Emmanuel College, through its graduate programs in human resource management, guides professionals toward that next career-enhancing step to a dynamic HR position.

Emmanuel College’s Human Resource Management graduate certificate and master’s degree, which are delivered in both

face-to-face and online formats, offer relevant content for what it takes to be a successful human resource professional. Graduate programs focus on: designing compensation and benefits plans, implementing re-organization efforts, developing training and employee communications initiatives, and serving as a strategic partner for productivity in the workplace.

Emmanuel’s faculty members are practitioner experts who bring experience from employers such as Verizon Wireless, Huron Consulting, Hewlett Packard, government agencies and some of the world’s top medical centers.

“In class, students learn core HR competencies by analyzing real-world situations,” said faculty member Julie DeCosta, SPHR, associate director of human resources at Verizon

Wireless. “I appreciate their willingness to be open-minded and explore different ways of problem solving while learning and sharing in a rigorous academic environment.”

Through an accelerated format, the college creates an interactive learning environment designed for adult learners. The graduate certificate and master’s degree in human resource management are delivered as seven-week graduate courses that meet just once per week, either weekday evenings or Saturdays, enabling students to fit academics into their professional and personal schedules.

The online format is delivered as an anytime/anywhere model using an instructor-led asynchronous model. Students choose to study either at Emmanuel’s Boston campus, located in the heart of the

Longwood Medical and Academic Area, or online, which requires no class time on the Boston campus.

“I found most valuable the interaction with other professionals in my graduate courses and the practical experience the faculty brought to the classroom,” said student Katherine Scott, a human resource professional at biotechnology firm Tolerx in Cambridge, Mass.

“That faculty interaction and networking supported my learning experience and enhanced all of the theoretical knowledge gained by reading and research. The effort is worth it in terms of the rewards of knowledge, perspective, new relationships, professional development and recognition for achieving an advanced degree.”

“Emmanuel’s HR program helped me to develop my

strategic thinking skills and become a much more effective leader. I am amazed at how relevant the graduate courses are to my everyday work experiences,” said student Kendra Todesco, who works in human resources at Keurig, Incorporated in Reading, Mass. “I was able to apply newly learned theories in organizational development to the redesign of Keurig, Incorporated’s organizational structure and I became

the leader of change.”

Emmanuel College will host a human resource management seminar on Wednesday, October 12th from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.

DeCosta and Linda Picard, director of human resources at Harvard School of Public Health, will address “Human Resources’ Role in Strategic Planning: Perspectives of For-profit and Nonprofit Companies.” All are welcome to attend and may RSVP to gpp@emmanuel.edu.

For more information on Emmanuel College’s human resource program offerings, visit gpp.emmanuel.edu/hr.

Applications are currently being accepted for January 2012 enrollment.

Human resource managers are in high demand.

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Dean of New England Law | Boston Local Students Pursue Careers with Help from Everest Institute Elected Chair of American Bar For Boston-area residents looking for fresh starts on their futures, there is career help available! Focused on the success of its graduates, local school Everest Institute provides high-quality training to students at its two convenient locations in Brighton and Chelsea.

The school’s dedicated, professional instructors and short-term career training allow students to get a hands-on education quickly so they can be ready for new careers. And the variety of educational paths available at Everest Institute allows students to pursue their choice of health care careers!

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Students in the Medical Assistant program study patient care and communication, clinical assisting and pharmacology, cardiopulmonary and laboratory procedures, and more to prepare for their entry-level careers! At Everest Institute, hands-on training in the Medical Assistant program prepares graduates for work in physicians’ offices, medical centers, clinics, laboratories and emergency rooms.

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Association Council on Legal Education

Dean John F. O’Brien of New England Law | Boston has been elected chair of the Council of the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Section on Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar. The Section’s responsibilities include oversight of national law school standards and policies; conducting the accreditation process for new law schools; and reaccrediting approved law schools.

Dean O’Brien brings to this role both his unequaled experience as the longest-serving law school dean in the country and his previous service as chair of the ABA’s Accreditation Committee and its Independent Law Schools Committee.

The job market for new

lawyers is among the issues that Dean O’Brien expects the Council to address. “All law schools are facing the reality that the legal market is suffering, as are almost all sectors of the economy, from a pervasive global economic crisis, and we must help our students and graduates get through these times,” he said.

“At the same time, employment transparency by law schools is a real and significant goal that we have to address.”

“Dean O' Brien has been of invaluable assistance to me in my year of leadership and is well prepared for the work facing the Council in the coming year,” said Hon. Christine M. Durham, chief justice of the Supreme Court of Utah and immediate past chair of the Council. “He brings a lifetime of experience with legal education and has served the accreditation project in a multitude of ways for many years. I

expect that the processes and reputation of the Council will be greatly enhanced by his time at the helm.”

The Section’s Council, which Dean O’Brien will lead, and the Accreditation Committee are recognized by the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) as the national accrediting agency for programs leading to the Juris Doctorate (J.D.) degree.

Dean O’Brien received a B.A. in 1973 from Manhattan College; a J.D. in 1977 from New England Law, where he graduated first in his class; and an LL.M. in taxation in 1980 from Boston University School of Law. He has served as dean of New England Law since 1988. He is a former member of Boston’s civilian police review board, the Community Ombudsman Oversight Program, which reviews accusations of serious misconduct against Boston police officers.

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Suffolk’s Global MBA – Beyond the Classroom and Around the World

Can you really learn global business in an MBA program?

For students in Suffolk University’s Global MBA program, the answer is definitely “yes.”

In addition to classes in Boston, you’ll explore the world and participate in live case studies during a oneweek Global Travel Course.

Full-time Global MBA students also complete a threemonth, full-time work component outside of their home countries. Part-time students complete either a global research project within their company or a threemonth consulting project, including two intensive weeks abroad.

How successful is the program? Suffolk Global MBA

alumni work in multinational organizations in Boston, throughout the U.S., and across the globe. Using recent alumni as “case studies” quickly illustrates why Princeton Review named Suffolk among the top 15 U.S. graduate programs in Global Management.

The Global MBA serves working professionals with varied backgrounds. Some, like Mark Foulds, are career changers. After working 16 years in financial services, Foulds entered the full-time Global MBA program with a concentration in International Marketing. He completed a marketing internship with Dunkin Brands and later accepted a full-time position

with the company.

Another student entered the Global MBA program after working as a mechanical engineer for six years. In the International Finance concentration, she completed an internship at State Street Global Advisors and is now working full-time in one of their major divisions.

Global MBA students are immersed in multinational business internships around the world. Their first-hand experience gives them a competitive advantage.

For instance, one Global MBA student with five years of franchise management experience completed an internship with Coca Cola’s commercial finance division in Shanghai. He is now a Global Business Intelligence Analyst at their world headquarters in Atlanta.

Another recent part-time Global MBA student completed a three-month consulting project with two

intensive weeks in Greece.

Soon after, she earned two major promotions within her company, and she is now working in Scotland.

Whether students enroll full-time or part-time, the experience can be life-changing, according to Noel Perez, who completed the part-time Global MBA. He concluded his degree with a three-month consulting project for Mattel that included two intensive weeks in Buenos Aires, Argentina. His “Go-To-Market” plan increased Mattel’s

tourism traffic and played a major role in Perez’s promotion to Asia Pacific Logistics Manager at Avid.

“My experience with Barbie Stores – Mattel was a oncein-a-lifetime opportunity. I gained countless new professional connections, and it ultimately gave me the direct international marketing experience I wanted, which was the main reason I chose the Suffolk Global MBA,” said Perez.

Other Global MBA success stories include summer work

components/internships at BMC Software in Singapore; Philips in Eindhoven, Netherlands; Schott Solar in Mainz, Germany; Mavi Jeans in Istanbul, Turkey; Weber Shandwick in Beijing; Timberland in New Hampshire; Volkswagen in the United Kingdom; DB Schenker in Australia; and Puma in Germany.

If you have at least three years of work experience and an interest in international business, exploring the Suffolk Global MBA is a must.

For more information, visit www.suffolk.edu/globalmba, contact globalmba@suffolk.edu, or attend our next Graduate Information Session on September 27 at the Omni Parker House Hotel, Boston at 6:30pm. To reserve your place, email grad.admission@suffolk.edu or call (617) 573-8302.

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Students turn life experience into class credits at Simmons College

Graduate Education - The Ultimate Renewable Resource

The thought of going back to school (mastering new technology, participating in the classroom, finding a balance between work, life, and school) can be overwhelming for most people. Yet, now more than ever adults in the workforce are returning to college.

Why? Recently, a noteworthy study from the Center on Education and the Workforce indicated that “people with a bachelor’s degree make 84% more over a lifetime than high school graduates.”* Those who seek to advance their career and increase their income are finding it necessary to obtain an undergraduate degree.

Simmons College understands the value of an education, and offers adult women over the age of 24 the chance to start or finish their bachelor’s degree in a unique program that combines the liberal arts with professional preparation.

Yet, Simmons also understands that work and life experience can

Massachusetts Maritime Academy's Graduate and Continuing Education Division offers two unique graduate programs: A Master of Science Degree in Facilities Management and a Master of Science Degree in Emergency Management Both programs are customized for the working executive and are based on a cohort model where students attend class at the Conference Center at Waltham Woods for 31 half-weekends (Friday night and Saturday), every other weekend over 17 months. The program includes a laptop computer, software, textbooks, case packets, breakfast, lunch and dinner, all coffee breaks and Friday night hotel accommodations at the Doubletree

be just as valuable as what’s taught in the classroom, and therefore offers the Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) program, allowing students to earn academic credit (the equivalent of 6 college-level classes) for real-world learning.

Simmons also has a liberal transfer credit policy, accepting up to 80 credits to be transferred from other institutions and/or earned through the CPL. These options not only reduce the amount of time it takes to earn a degree, they also help significantly cut down on the cost of tuition.

At Simmons, adult students comprise 15% of the undergraduate population and are an integral part of the community. In fact, adult students often achieve higher grade point averages than traditional students, and thrive within the intimate classroom setting where faculty know their names and act as mentors. Simmons also offers an abundance of

resources to ensure student success, ranging from the Writing and Peer Tutoring Center to the Technology Resource Center to the Career Education Center, and much more.

Students who graduate from Simmons increase their market value not just because they have a college degree, but because they have a degree from a highly ranked, prestigious university. In fact, Simmons consistently ranks in the U.S.News & World Report annual survey as well as the Princeton Review’s Best 376 Colleges.

Each month Simmons offers an Adult Student Information Session, where prospective students can learn more about applying to Simmons and completing their degree. Those interested can register online at www.simmons.edu/dix or call 800-345-8468.

Guest Suites in Waltham, Ma. The mission of the MMA MS programs is to give graduate students the knowledge and skills necessary to become creative problem solvers and in doing so provide current and prospective facility managers and emergency responders with the personal, interpersonal, and group skills neces-

sary to craft and implement creative ideas and thus reduce the gap between good ideas and accepted practices.

The programs forge home the idea that good ideas are not enough (everybody has one) and that implementation is what separates excellence in management and leadership from mediocrity.

If you would like to apply for entrance into next year’s program beginning in the Fall 2011 send: 1. A short (300 word max) statement of your professional objectives and how the program will help you meet them.

2. Your resume.

3. Your undergraduate transcript to jmcdonald@maritime.edu And then fill out the online application at: http://mxapps.maritime.edu/Grad-Application/

www.simmons.edu/dix *The Center on Education and the Workforce, 2011 “The College Payoff"

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Four turnovers bailed the Pats out, keeping San Diego’s hefty yardage total from turning into a boatload of points.

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New England also clamped down with a second key goal-line stand in as many weeks.

“Whenever you give up the yards that you’ve given up, it’s never going to be a good thing as far as looking at the defense,” linebacker Rob Ninkovich said.

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The Philadelphia Eagles might be starting a different Mike against the Giants this week.

Superstar QB Mike Vick suffered a concussion during Sunday night’s loss to the Falcons. He hasn’t been ruled out against New York, but isn’t exactly “in,” either.

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Red Sox keep lead at two

Rivera claims record Mariano Rivera is already the greatest closer in baseball history. Now there is a statistic to affirm that.

That number is 602 saves. Rivera achieved the historic total yesterday afternoon by closing out a 6-4 victory over the Twins. He broke the record of former Padre and Brewer Trevor Hoffman.

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“That means you’re old,” Rivera said. “I have done it for 15 years. It’s a blessing. I never thought I’d be doing this for so many years.”

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Red Sox get plenty of offense in nightcap win Split doubleheader against Orioles Play again tonight The Red Sox aren’t exactly shoo-ins for the playoffs.

But they managed to make things a tiny bit easier on themselves last night.

Boston overcame another atrocious start by John Lackey to beat the Orioles 18-9 in the late game of a day-night doubleheader, keeping their wild-card lead over the Rays at two games.

Tampa Bay was idle.

Boston lost the day’s first game 6-5, thanks to a blown “foul” call on a would-be double by David Ortiz. That temporarily knocked their wild-card lead to a scant 1.5 games.

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They fell into a hole early in the nightcap, as Lackey surrendered three runs in the top of the first. But the bats — seemingly their last hope to salvage the season — got to work, with four runs in the first, two in the second and five in the third.

The Sox and Rays both play tonight.

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