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Once the darling of the UFO community, Dennis Bossack is now described as ‘the worst thing that ever happened’ to it. Chris Wright asks: where did Bossack go wrong?

Dan Kennedy on the cult of Alan Greenspan.

Dorie Clark reports that the population time bomb could still go off

In Talking Politics, Seth Gitell notes that while two federal agencies are investigating Big Dig cost overruns, the governor packs for Canada

In the Phoenix editorial, we think Cardinal Law should come clean

In Out There, Charyn Pfeuffer discusses her love-hate relationship with her large breasts

In Urban Buy, Leslie Robarge defends forgotten lettuce.

Plus, this just in:

KELLY WATCH: Wrong again
WEB EXTRA: Dennis & Callahan & Barnicle & Oliphant
AS THE GLOBE TURNS: McNamara speaks out after column is killed
PERSONALLY SPEAKING: Seth Gitell's Radio days
GOVERNOR’S RACE: Courting the arts vote?
TALKING POLITICS: Kennedy maximizes his chances
MEDIA: A Globe critic’s classical bind
GUBERNATORIAL 2002 WATCH: Shannon O’Brien to run as clean elections candidate

Letters to the editor

Moon Signs

Dr. Lovemonkey

Editors' Picks - Hot Tix - Future Events

Lois Maffeo interviews Indigo Girl Amy Ray on her solo trip; Brett Milano muses about Eliza Carthy’s folk futures; Douglas Wolk rediscovers Liliput; Wayne Robins considers John Hammond and Tom Waits; Josh Kun thinks about those who've sang about Hitler; Brett Milano does the Cellars thing with Helicopter Helicopter, Annette Farrington, Jenifer Jackson; and Fernando Gonzalez writes with Moreno Veloso’s Music Typewriter.

Plus, live reviews of Jeff Beck, Kristin Hersh, and a farewell to Gallery Bershad.

And last but not least, Roadtripping.

Also, short reviews of:

Laptop : OPENING CREDITS
Saliva: EVERY SIX SECONDS
Nikki Sudden : THE LAST BANDIT
Various Artists : CLUB SERIES VOL. 4
Toadies: HELL BELOW/STARS ABOVE
G. Love and Special Sauce : THE ELECTRIC MILE
Kings of Convenience : QUIET IS THE NEW LOUD
King Britt Presents Sylk 130 : RE-MEMBERS ONLY

Peter Keough says The Widow of St. Pierre has near-perfect execution; Gary Susman thinks The Tailor of Panama could use a few alterations; Sarah P. Morris pontificates what it means to be an American of Asian descent. And in Film Culture, Gerald Peary asks if there's anybody out there who attended the 1980 Venice Film Festival.

Also, short reviews of:

Memento
Spy Kids
The Personals
Films of Craig Baldwin

Nick A. Zaino III previews the Boston International Comedy Festival, Carolyn Clay says Trinity's The New England Sonata is well-played, Robert David Sullivan reviews David Marshall Grant’s Snakebit, and
Iris Fanger visits Mr. Green’s odd couple.