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Serena Williams, who held all four of tennis’s grand slam titles for the second time in her career and won 53 of 56 matches in 2015, was named Sportsperson of the Year by Sports Illustrated magazine on Monday. The 34-year-old accomplished her second “Serena Slam” while battling a string of injuries. REUTERS

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The Pentagon’s fiscal 2017 budget request will include $12 billion to $15 billion to fund war gaming, experimentation and the demonstration of new technologies aimed at ensuring a continued military edge over China and Russia, Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Work said on Monday. The U.S. military plans to invest in autonomous weapons and deep-learning machines that draw on advances in artificial intelligence, with a heavy focus on human-machine collaboration and teaming in combat, Work said. REUTERS

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The Federal Aviation Administration, responding to heightened concerns about rogue drone flights near airports, unveiled a preChristmas rule on Monday requiring drone hobbyists as young as 13 years old to register their unmanned aircraft. REUTERS

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Gov. Charlie Baker, right, takes a selfie with MBTA employee Mark McNeill, his fiancée Julianne Coleman, left, and Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, rear, after Baker honored McNeill and fellow MBTA employee Ainsley Saunders for their quick work in stopping the ghost train last week. MAIN PHOTO BY NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, ALL OTHER PHOTOS BY GETTY IMAGES

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Twitter Inc. issued an alert to some users warning them that state-sponsored hackers may have tried to obtain sensitive data from their accounts, the company said, the first such warning by the micro blogging site. The notice said there was no indication the hackers obtained sensitive information from what it said were a “small group of accounts” targeted. REUTERS

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Boston-area residents are giving more than change to the Salvation Army this holiday season. A recent anonymous donation of silver dollars is the latest valuable gift the Salvation Army has received this holiday season during its annual Red Kettle campaign. This donation, made in Lowell, adds to the list of other donations in the area including Boston, Swampscott, Framingham and the North Shore. LENYON WHITAKER

Boston University has decided to renounce the honorary degree it conferred upon Bill Cosby in 2014 after more than 50 women accused the comedian of sexual assault. The university’s board of trustees made the decision “based on a determination, supported by Mr. Cosby’s sworn deposition testimony. MATT LEE

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311 nets 1,000 abandoned bikes If the bikes aren’t claimed after a month, they are given to charity. NATE HOMAN @MetroBOS

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Boston’s 311 service has ticketed and rounded up 1,037 bikes left chained to poles, posts and other solid objects since 2011, according to city data. “Bikes are tagged as abandoned and generally left in place for a minimum of three days,” Tracey Ganiatsos, public information manager at the Boston Transportation Department, told Metro. “If a bike isn’t removed, city staff will cut off the lock, dispose of it, and transport the bike to the Boston Transportation Department Tow Lot at 200 Frontage Road,” Ganiatsos said. The bikes are stored in the same lot as the cars that the city tow, located adjacent to I-93 next to Widett Circle, and the South Boston, South End and Roxbury borders. “If a person wants to claim the bike, they will need to provide a descrip-

the next highest number lic Health Commission told Metro. with 151 removed. West “Prior to this, the Roxbury saw the least amount of abandoned bikes were recycled, as bikes with two in total, far as we know. We haul in a fleet of unloved bikes according to the data. “We have partners and find them homes. We who will host youth have 12 designated areas Christmas parties for kids to donate in Boston.” According to a Boston in Roxbury and Mattapan and raffle off the bikes,” police spokeswoman, posaid Jenny Norcott, Com- lice don’t often encounter mixups munity of stolen Cycling versus reprogram claimed manager. bikes. “A lot of “ T h e groups get owner of so excited about it, a bike who THE NUMBER OF being able finds their to raffle ABANDONED BIKES LEFT bike missoff bikes to ing, odds CHAINED TO POLES, people.” are they’re POSTS AND OTHER SOLID Out of going to the more call the OBJECTS SINCE 2011. residential police. If neighborsomeone hoods, the Fenway, Ken- calls to file the report, more, Audubon Circle we report it as stolen,” and Longwood areas had said Officer Rachel Mc82 abandoned bikes re- Guire. moved in total. Beacon “We assume that if Hill has had 97 removed, you were riding a bike and the Allston/Brighton regularly, you’d see the areas had 89 tagged and tag the city put on it and taken down to Widett either move it or call the Circle. city. We don’t get a lot “We focus on distribu- stolen bike reports that tion through community are actually reclaimed. organizations,” Stefanie It tends to be one or the Seskin of the Boston Pub- other.”

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A bike that has been stripped of its seat was recently spotted locked up outside of South Station. NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO

“We don’t get a lot stolen bike reports that are actually reclaimed.”

30 days, the bike will be donated to the Roll It Forward program if it remains unclaimed.” Roll It Forward started in 2010, and has found homes for more than 3,800 bikes that were either donated or pulled off of the street as of January this year. They are aiming to distribute 1,000 more by the end of 2015. “We put them in recycling if they are too far gone, but the viable

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tion of it and leave a copy of their identification,” Ganiatsos said. “After

whole bikes or the salvageable pieces are distributed,” Ganiatsos said. “In 2014, of the 1,681 bikes we distributed, about 5.6 percent were abandoned. That’s about average for us each year.” According to data put out by Boston’s 311 Service, most abandoned bikes were lassoed and corralled in the Downtown and Financial District areas, with 183 locks cut. Back Bay had

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Family searches for missing NU student Dennis Njoroge, 21, has now been missing for more than two weeks. SPENCER BUELL @MetroBOS

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Family and members of the region’s Kenyan community are banding together in an effort to track down a Northeastern University student who has now been missing for more than two weeks. Dennis Njoroge, a 21-year-old student at the school, has been missing since Nov. 29, police at his school said. Community members have begun holding daily meetings in Worcester and Boston, organizing a search effort and hoping for Njoroge’s safe return. “We meet every day and we have prayers in our house,” said Tony

Mathu, a family friend who is leading the awareness campaign. His family has set up a Facebook page called “Help us bring Dennis home.” By Monday, donors had given $1,000 to a GoFundMe fund-raiser for the search. This weekend, T-shirt-wearing volunteers posted missing person fliers around the city and handing them out on sidewalks. Community members from as far away as Minnesota have come to Massachusetts to help, Mathu told Metro. Njoroge’s mom, Helen Kihara-Bouchard, issued a plea to Njoroge in a video posted to a Kenyan community website on Thursday. “I’m talking to Dennis my son,” she said. “If you are there, if you see this, or if anybody sees Dennis, please tell him Mom

“If you are there, if you see this, or if anybody sees Dennis, please tell him Mom loves you and misses you so much. Come home. We are waiting.” Kihara-Bouchard

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Missing person posters for missing Northeastern student Dennis Njoroge hang along Huntington Avenue. NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO

5-feet-6, with brown eyes, black dreadlocked hair and a thin build. He frequently wore black pants, brown Timberland boots, an olive green jacket and a plain black baseball hat, according to the missing person fliers. The Northeastern Police Department has asked anyone with information to contact Det. Regina Coppa at 617-373-4880.

In a statement, Northeastern’s Vice President of Student Affairs Madeleine Estabrook said previously the school was “extremely concerned� about Njoroge’s disappearance. “University officials, including NUPD, have been working closely and around the clock with city and state law enforcement officers, as well as with Dennis’ family, in hopes of finding him safe.�

Please donate to the Metro Magic annual holiday toy drive during the 2015 holiday season. In keeping with the holiday spirit of giving, Metro is once again launching Tony’s Metro Magic, our annual toy drive for underprivileged children. This year marks the seventh anniversary of the toy drive, which was renamed in memory of the man who oversaw the project for more than four years, Tony Metcalf, Metro’s longestrunning editor-in-chief. Metcalf passed away in 2013 from colon cancer at the age of 50. Metcalf lit up every year as he saw the faces of children unwrap their holiday gifts. It is our goal to keep that magic alive. We are now asking readers to contribute what they can to Tony’s Metro Magic. Metro has created a wish list at the Target website that readers can access by going to www.metro.us and clicking on the Tony’s Metro Magic logo. From there, just choose the toys you wish to donate, pay online using Target’s system. METRO

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Mandatory Islam class? Court to decide The Supreme Court will decide whether forcing someone to attend a class on religion is a violation of the First Amendment. NATE HOMAN @MetroBOS

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The state’s highest court will consider whether a woman can be forced to attend a class on Islam as part of her punishment after being convicted of tossing a Muslim woman down a flight of stairs. Daisy Obi, 73, a pastor of the Adonai Bible Center and a landlord in Somerville, was convicted of assault and battery in 2014. She is also said to have cursed the woman

whom she assaulted and her children, allegedly screaming to them about the evils of Islam and how they were doomed to burn in hell, according to UniversalHub.com. A Somerville District Court judge sentenced her to two years in prison, but suspended 18 months of that sentence on several conditions, one of which was that she attend a class on Islam at the Harvard Divinity School or the Islamic Society of Boston. The judge also required her to tell any potential tenants looking to live at her Pinckney Street triple-decker about her conviction, which came after at least two other tenants obtained

protective orders against her for allegedly abusive behavior. Obi’s attorneys claim in court papers filed on Monday that forcing Obi to attend these classes is a violation of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, which prohibits government bodies from forcing any religion

religious. The judge singles out the Muslim faith for Dr. Obi to learn about. The judge singled out Muslim people that ‘need to be respected.’” First Amendment and criminal defense attorney Harvey Silverglate agreed. “I think it’s a clear violation of the First Amendment,” Silverglate said. “This is a direct violation of a 1943 Supreme Court precedent where the state of West Virginia tried to educate students in patriotism, and imposed a rule that they must pledge the flag. Similar mandatory pledges in Massachusetts were called unconstitutional for the same reason. The law can teach a person

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on a person. Her defense team wrote: “This condition amounts to coercion because if Dr. Obi does not learn about the Muslim faith, she will be in violation of her probation, with jail time as possible punishment. Lastly, the object of the coercion is

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how to act, not on how to think.” The Middlesex County District Attorney’s office responded by saying that the requirement to attend a class on Islam is “reasonably related to the probationary goals.” “The purpose of requiring the defendant to enroll in a course to understand Islam has a legitimate purpose of deterring future violence against those practicing Islam and encourages her to better understand others, so that she may conform her conduct to anti-discrimination laws.”

But Obi said she will fight this decision. “It is against my First Amendment rights,” Obi, a 73-year-old NigerianAmerican, said. “I have never hurt anyone and I want this to be known. I took a class on Islam when I was in jail for several weeks. But you don’t do this in America, you do not go and ask an imam to do the same in a Christian class.” Obi’s attorney said that her office was not issuing any statements to the press. The hearing is scheduled for January.

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Jury to decide Chism’s fate A jury began weighing the fate of a teenager accused of raping and murdering his high school math teacher, after his lawyer and a prosecutor painted starkly contrasting portraits of him in closing statements at his trial on Monday. Attorneys for Philip Chism, 16, have not disputed that he murdered the teacher, Colleen Ritzer, at suburban Danvers High School in October 2013, but have argued that he was not criminally responsible because he suffered from severe mental illness. The prosecution portrayed Chism’s actions as premeditated and intentionally cruel. He is being tried as an adult. Prosecutors contend that Chism raped Ritzer, 24, killed her by cutting her throat with a box cutter and bundled her body off campus in a recycling container. He is also accused of taking Ritzer’s credit card, which prosecutors said he used to buy fast food and a ticket to a movie at a mall. Defense attorney Denise Regan recalled the testimony of a psychiatrist who said that Chism was obeying voices in his head when he killed Ritzer. “The evidence is clear that Philip Chism has

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suffered from an undiagnosed psychotic disorder — most likely early onset schizophrenia — from the time he was young,” Regan said. But Essex County prosecutor Kate McDougall pointed to a series of school surveillance videos that show Chism acting methodically and carefully on the day of the murder, including bringing three separate tote bags to school, one of which, prosecutors said, contained a box cutter, gloves and a mask. “There is overwhelming evidence beyond a reasonable doubt that Philip Chism was not suffering from a mental disease or defect on Oct. 22, 2013,” McDougall said. “He had a goal, a terrible, terrible purpose and he played it out in the woods.” REUTERS

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This latest Bieber dating rumor is a real doozy

Tim Gunn does not think the Kardashians make it work Speaking of the Kardashians, Tim Gunn is taking aim once again at Kim Kardashian and her family, and he’s even dragging Kanye West into it this time. “I’m always saying to young people and actually even to adults, I don’t care what you wear as long as you don’t dress like a Kardashian. It’s vulgar, period,” Gunn tells Confidential. “But that’s what they are. I believe that their place in history will be because of this phenomenon that really is about nothing. And aren’t people getting bored of it?” It’s a fair question, honestly. As for West, Gunn

This is one I certainly did not see coming. In what could possibly just be a case of some tabloid editor playing around with the celebrity gossip Magnetic Poetry set, Justin Bieber is now rumored to be making kissy-kissy with … Kourtney Kardashian? I think I read that right. The 21-year-old Canadian serial apologist and the 36-year-old recently single reality TV star were spotted hitting up a club in L.A. together and departing in the same SUV. And according to CNN, a source says that they were “making out,” so there you go. Bieber, however, has also been spotted squiring a mystery blonde around town — and on a yachting excursion — but the gossip is that he and the Kardashian who isn’t Kim or Khloe are “casually” seeing each other. So there’s that. ALL PHOTOS GETTY IMAGES

is less than impressed with his foray into life as a fashion designer. “I’m on record having said [his fashions] are basic, what a dear friend of mine, [former Vogue editor] Grace Mirabella, calls

dumb clothes. It’s not fashion,” Gunn says. “They’re dumb clothes and they’re expensive, dumb clothes. I’ve always said the only thing dumber than his clothes is the people who buy them.”

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In news that will make you feel old, Mariah Carey’s holiday hit “All I Want For Christmas Is You” just turned 20. And since its release, it has been played practically on loop every holiday season. But now it has been topped as the most played holiday song, and you might be surprised who dethroned the Christmas queen. According to PlayNetwork, which generates playlists for

hundreds of stores across the country, The Shins’ cover of Paul McCartney’s “Wonderful Christmastime” is now the most played holiday song, bumping Carey down to No. 2. Christina Aguilera’s “Christmas Time” rounds out the top three. While it’s hard to believe anyone could take Mariah Carey down, 20 years is a pretty epic run. EMILY LAURENCE

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‘The Voice’ finale cheat sheet Here’s how to sound like you know what you’re talking about if you’ve never watched the show. NED EHRBAR @Nedrick

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An estimated 13 million people are going to be tuning in for the finale of “The Voiceâ€? tonight, but what if you’re going to be one of them and you haven’t been keeping up with the show all season? You don’t want to sound like an idiot. To help you out, we’ve broken down the mechanics of the hugely popular singing competition so that you can keep up during your viewing party and totally sound like you know a Nadjah Nicole from a Regina Love. Â

The many stages of the voicing

It’s been a long road since Season 9 premiered back in September, with hours and hours of televised singing behind us. If you’re trying to sound knowledgeable, each segment of the show’s run has a helpful name, so write some of these down. First, there were the Blind Auditions, which is really the gimmick that sets the show apart: The coaches face away from the stage as contestants sing, with the initial reactions based solely on their, well, voice.

These are your judges. Or coaches. Or something. And the chairs spin. TYLER GOLDEN/NBC

After the initial auditions, the coaches assemble their teams and head into The Battles, in which coaches pit members of their own teams against each other to whittle down the roster to 24 contestants in total. Then they head into The Knockouts, which is pretty much the same as The Battles except with more faux drama. Finally, it’s time for the Live Shows, when the home audience gets to vote. During the Live Playoffs, contestants also put their performances on iTunes, and if they crack the iTunes Top 10, their scores go up. Contestants start dropping like flies until the Semifinals, after which we end up with four singers vying for the title of the one with the most voice. Or something.

The people who do the voicing At first glance, the sheer number of singers on “The Voiceâ€? might seem daunting, but we’re down to just four vying for $100,000 and a record deal with Universal Music Group. If anybody asks, here’s what you should say about each of them.  Jordan Smith: “That dude’s version of ‘Somebody to Love’ legit slayed me. He should always have that choir behind him.â€?  Barrett Baber: “He’s good and all, but I’m just not feeling the dad vibe. But did you know he survived a plane crash? How cool is that?â€?  Emily Ann Roberts: “Doing a Dolly Parton number the week that Dolly Parton was on the show was a bold choice.â€? Â

Jeery Austin: “I’d be more comfortable rooting for him if someone could talk to him about how his hair is too tall.â€?

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es and act like judges, but don’t call them judges. On “The Voice,� they’re coaches. Contestants get divvied up among them onto teams, with each coach representing a different corner of the pop landscape. (They also tend to take to the stage themselves quite often, which is one of the benefits of having actual successful pop stars on your show — and a great way to pad out an hour or two of live television.)  Adam Levine: The Maroon 5 frontman is the de facto rocker of the bunch, and his remaining team member, Jordan Smith, is one of the favorites to win.  Blake Shelton: If it’s a little bit country, it’s Team Shelton. He’s also got two contestants in the final four — Emily Ann Roberts and Barrett Baber — which says a lot about

Predictions Check out Metro.us for a much more informed prediction about who will win this season by our resident “Voice� expert.

the show’s enduring red state appeal.  Gwen Stefani: The No Doubt singer handles the pop-centric side of things, and she almost didn’t have anyone in the finale until Jeremy Austin snagged a spot via the Instant Save. He should really thank the good people of Twitter for that one.  Pharrell Williams: Who doesn’t love Pharrell? America, apparently, since none of Team Pharrell’s 12 contestants from the course of this season made it into the finale. Awkward.

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Will college actually be affordable one day? U.S. universities and colleges should expect to see slow tuition growth next year, according to a report released Thursday by Moody’s Investors Service. Higher education institutions have suffered the weakest tuition growth in the history of the survey. Moody’s predicts tuition revenue will grow only about 2 percent this year. That may sound all right — after all, it’s not like revenue is declining — but it’s a significant departure from the boom years of 2005 to 2013. Back then, schools saw net tuition grow more than 5 percent annually. Compare that to now, when the tuition growth rate is under 3 percent for two-thirds of all public universities. That’s partly because of state-imposed limits to keep tuitions low, but also because of student enrollments that are either flat or declin-

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Overall, 40 percent of universities reported lower enrollments this fall than five years ago. To ease the fiscal stress, many schools have turned to recruiting international students who can pay full tuition. But, as Moody notes, such a strategy is hardly “a panacea, given the relatively small portion of total enrollment and increasing competition for these students.� REUTERS

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We got one of those cool atmospheres at TD Garden last Friday night. We’ll get another one Tuesday (7:30 p.m., CSNNE) when LeBron and the Cavs arrive to play the C’s. But relatively soon, the Celtics need to make sure there’s a vibe each and every night in their home arena. The in-house musician can’t always rely on the visiting rock star to bring the energy level up. Yup, we’re well aware that the 2015-16 Celtics are far from great. But in the Celtics’ slow evolution into a great team (most C’s backers think it’s coming in the next few years), there needs to be a few signature wins along the way. The C’s were oh-so-

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close to nabbing that signature win of the Brad Stevens era last Friday in the double-OT loss to the Warriors. They played with great energy and their play that night tired out the best team in the NBA, so much so that the Warriors’ unbeaten streak

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Taurus Reconnect with old friends. Make a point to reminisce and consider what you might have done differently. It’s never too late to make a change.

Gemini You may think you have everything under control, but if you have taken on too much, you will fall short. Ask for help to bring about change.

Cancer Don’t get worked up over nothing when you should be enjoying all the festivities. ‘Tis the season to be jolly and to forgive and forget.

Leo Bold actions coupled with good ideas will help you present your game plan to those who can help make your dreams come true.

Virgo Pace your every move. Taking on too much will cause you to worry and doubt yourself. Own your ideas and present them with confidence.

Libra Changes can be made if you are driven by passion and desire. Make your move based on your skills, knowledge and confidence. Scorpio Keep your emotional situation in perspective. Strive to be unique, and use your imagination to come up with a plan that will work for you.

57 Permit 58 Hydrox rival 59 One-horse town 60 First American in orbit 61 Urn homophone 62 Nave neighbor

Down 1 Parrot 2 Greek marketplace 3 Mr. Goldfinger 4 Put a dent in 5 Environment 6 Slacker 7 New driver, maybe 8 A little bit 9 Piers 10 More open 11 Cousteau’s middle name 12 In good order 13 Lisper’s problem 18 Not quite right 22 Orchid-loving sleuth 24 Notorious pirate 25 Actress Dianne -27 Hawk’s lair 28 Dory need 29 Big Board letters 30 Marsupial pocket

31 Just touch 32 Kan. neighbor 33 Came unglued 35 Snack 37 Piggy bank coin 38 Employs 40 Go to bed, say (2

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49 Rocky projection 50 Oates partner 51 Fashion mag 52 Golfer’s cry 54 Muffle 55 Poker winning 56 Shaq’s org.

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Sagittarius Soul-searching will help

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Capricorn Re-evaluate your current situation and consider how to keep everything running smoothly. Balance and equality will be key.

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Aquarius Don’t make physical changes based on unreliable information. Consider the pros and cons before you commit.

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Pisces Don’t take on too much or overspend on items that aren’t necessary. You can have fun without compromising your bank account. EUGENIA LAST

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