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• JETS CHECK REALITY WITH YOU-KNOW-WHO IN NE

  The locker is still here. It hasn’t been preserved for eternity the way the Yankees kept a shrine for Thurman Munson — another guy who used to wear No. 15 — at the old Stadium. Ryan Quigley, a 23-year-old kicker out of Boston College, occupies Tim Tebow’...

• DISCIPLINE KEY TO ADVANCING

  BOSTON — If anyone was going to bite, it would have been Brian Boyle. The Dorchester, Mass., native and Boston College alumnus found himself yesterday only 15 months removed from publicly admitting he “hates the Bruins with a passion.” But this time, on ...

• ‘BUYERS’ ARE TEXT BOOKED

  Officials have made good on their promise to nail not just the dealers but also the purchasers in a massive texting cocaine-delivery service — hauling in 16 alleged buyers, ranging from a pair of moneyed investment advisers to a Greenpoint, Brooklyn-base...

• KREIDER RETURNS TO HELP RANGERS IN PLAYOFF PUSH

  It was 368 days ago when Chris Kreider made his career debut as a Ranger. In Thursday night’s 6-1 win over the Panthers at the Garden, he got back to the Blueshirts after his most recent six-game stint in the minors with the AHL’s Connecticut Whale. Yet ...

• TODAY'S SPORTS ON THE AIR

  BaseballNoonExh.: Mets vs. Orioles WFAN 660 AM/101.9 FM1 p.m.Exh.: Twins at Red Sox MLB2 p.m.Exh.: Yankees at Army YES4 p.m.Exh.: Giants at Athletics MLBN9 p.m.Exh.: Dodgers at Angels MLBNBasketballNoonNCAA Division II Semifinal: Metro State vs. West Lib...

World View

• FBI Search 'Goodfella's' NY Home

  Posted by - Sky News US Team, in New York. The work started in the former Queens home of James Burke, an associate of the Lucchese crime family, who was the inspiration for Robert De Niro's character in the 1990 film Goodfellas. Burke died behind bars in...

• Why Dads Don't Take Paternity Leave

  By Lauren Weber Firms are catching on to paternity leave. Dads? Not so much. Yahoo Inc. announced in April that new fathers can take eight weeks off at full pay. Bank of America Corp. offers 12 weeks of paid leave, and Ernst & Young a few years ago bumpe...

• Surgery to Jason Pierre-Paul pushes Kiwanuka back into starting DE role with New York Giants

  EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Mathias Kiwanuka is going back to being a defensive end for the New York Giants — and as a starter. Kiwanuka was thrust into the starting job earlier this week when Jason Pierre-Paul had surgery to repair a herniated disc in his l...

• Fed's Plosser: More Needed On Too-big-to-fail

  WASHINGTON – Current efforts to eliminate the problem of too-big-to-fail "may not be sufficient" and a few more steps should be taken, said Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser, on Thursday. In a speech at Boston College, Plosser advocated requirin...

• The Two Cardinals Would Agree on This

  In his letter of May 24, J. Dennis Delaney rebukes Boston's Cardinal Sean O'Malley for not consulting the writings of Cardinal John Henry Newman before objecting to the presence of Enda Kenny at the Boston College commencement. I would suggest that Cardi...

More Reports

• Addazio reveals BC's mantra: Be a dude

  Steve Addazio laughed. Standing outside Fenway's State Street Pavilion after a breakfast event supporting the Positive Coaching Alliance, the new Boston College coach was fielding questions about his first few months on the job. "I can't comment on recru...

• UConn Football: Defense Still The Team's Strong Point

  Former defensive coordinator Don Brown moved on to Boston College, but elements of his hair-on-fire defense will remain at UConn. The challenge will be finding players to feed the scheme, since six starters left. "I think we'll be very similar to what we...

• NBD Nano, others get $150K grant to advance water technology

  Michael Galvez is co-founder and CEO of NBD Nanotechnologies, a Boston startup that received $40,000 from the state to advance water technology innovation. State energy officials invested $150,000 in state grants in an effort to advance water technology ...

• Frustration starting to build for Hawks after shutout

  BOSTON — When Blackhawks forward Ben Smith walks onto the Boston College campus in Chestnut Hill about 10 miles away, you might say everybody knows his name. Smith made his mark in a city that reveres hockey by helping the Eagles win two NCAA championshi...

• Mass. US Senate hopeful Edward Markey, at a glance

  EDUCATION: Bachelor’s degree from Boston College, 1968; juris doctorate from Boston College Law School, 1972. CAREER: Markey served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives from 1973 to 1977. He entered Congress in 1977, where he represents the stat...

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