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Page one   To get into elite colleges, some advised to 'appear less Asian' Some call it "the bamboo ceiling," telling stories of Asian-American students with perfect SAT scores and GPAs turned down by top schools.   After gruesome injury on boat voyage, panic set in Those aboard "Naut Guilty" made frantic 911 calls after a 19-year-old woman caught her arm in the propeller while trying to climb back into the boat.   New England's top GOP donor isn't a Republican Seth Klarman gave more than $3 million in the 2014 federal elections — but he's registered as an independent.   Frank Angiulo's death marks end of North End Mob era Francesco Angiulo, 94, was the last surviving member of the once-powerful Boston crime family.   E-mails show former MBTA chief Beverly Scott's frustration with Keolis Beverly Scott's messages offer a window into the T's chaotic response to the repeated snow storms.     Globe Events     A house for Ben Nicola Manganello designs an elegant home for a family in Maine with special needs.     More Globe Events →   Today's Paper → The Nation   New England's top GOP donor isn't a Republican Seth Klarman gave more than $3 million in the 2014 federal elections — but he's registered as an independent.   Seth Klarman opens up about his financial support of GOP In an exclusive interview with The Globe, Seth Klarman discussed a wide range of issues connected to his political giving.   Whatever bill passes, mass collection of phone records will end The fractious debate over restarting the government's sweeping surveillance program is expected to reach its final Senate showdown. Jump to BostonGlobe.com The Nation Section → The World   Syrian rebels plea for help amid Islamic State push Syrian rebels appealed for help to counter a new offensive by the Islamic State in the northern province of Aleppo.   Lovers' locks stripped from Paris span City workers began to dismantle the wire mesh panels on which hundreds of thousands of lovers expressed their affections.   Hundreds missing after cruise ship capsizes in Chinese river Six more survivors have been plucked from the water, but more than 400 are still missing — many of them elderly.   Jump to BostonGlobe.com The World Section → Editorial & Opinion   opinion | John Tirman The failure of neoliberalism The migrants who are risking their lives tell us something vital about the global economy.   editorial An Olympic effort at transparency is needed After a winter of missteps, candor would go a long way to building the public's trust.   DANTE RAMOS Wikipedia editors honor Caitlyn Jenner's identity The swift revisions to her entry show the growing recognition of Jenner's right to define herself in her own terms. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Editorial & Opinion Section → Metro   E-mails show former MBTA chief Beverly Scott's frustration with Keolis Beverly Scott's messages offer a window into the T's chaotic response to the repeated snow storms.   Frank Angiulo's death marks end of North End Mob era Francesco Angiulo, 94, was the last surviving member of the once-powerful Boston crime family.   After gruesome injury on boat voyage, panic set in Those aboard "Naut Guilty" made frantic 911 calls after a 19-year-old woman caught her arm in the propeller while trying to climb back into the boat. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Metro Section → Business   Mass. economy outpaces US's Despite the growth, the state still faces a number of critical challenges, including high youth unemployment and rising costs for energy and housing.   Boston officials skip crucial Wynn casino meeting Boston's failure to appear at the table represented the latest bureaucratic hurdle in the way of Wynn's ambitious plans for the banks of the Mystic River.   Steven Syre | Boston Capital A few words for Vertex execs on big bonuses Chief executive Jeffrey Leiden received nearly $15 million in retention bonuses from Vertex last year. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Business Section → Obituaries   Mary Ellen Mark, 75; documentary photographer Ms. Mark's subjects ranged from runaway children to world leaders. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Obituaries Section → Sports   CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER Who's to blame for Red Sox mess? Not John Farrell A rainout was fitting for a 22-29 last-place team that is rapidly taking on water and hanging its manager out to dry.   RED SOX NOTEBOOK Rainout leads to Wednesday doubleheader The Red Sox and Twins will open the four-game set Tuesday with the Sox pitching Clay Buchholz against Mike Pelfrey.   Alex Speier Is the Red Sox' defense really that bad? Actually, the Red Sox are around league average with the gloves — with one huge exception. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Sports Section → Tuesday Stories   Ben Mezrich's non-fiction life Last week, in the days leading up to his latest book release, the Boston author offered a peek into his personal life.   To get into elite colleges, some advised to 'appear less Asian' Some call it "the bamboo ceiling," telling stories of Asian-American students with perfect SAT scores and GPAs turned down by top schools.   Album REVIEW Florence + the Machine, 'How Big How Blue How Beautiful' On Florence + the Machine's third album, British singer Florence Welch is scaling back a bit, with more intimate acoustics and lyrics. Jump to BostonGlobe.com Tuesday Stories Section → Comics Crossword Circulars Jump to BostonGlobe.com Circulars Section →

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