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Reports about Boston University's filed suit against several companies in different states, charging them with illegal selling of term papers over the Internet. Charges placed by the Federal court in Boston on the companies; Features of term papers sold by companies; Amendment protecting companies; Cost of term papers sold.

Discusses the release of documents held by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, Massachusetts in the court cases against Father Paul R. Shanley and other priests accused of sexually abusing young children. Documents that allegedly show that top ranking church officials, including Cardinal Bernard F. Law, knew more about cases of sexual abuse than they said; Documents that allege Boston officials placed an incoming priest they knew had just been treated for pedophilia; Recommendation that Father Robert Brown not be placed in a situation where he could be around children; His placement as pastor of a Boston church where he would be in contact with children.

Discusses the release of documents held by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, Massachusetts in the court cases against Father Paul R. Shanley and other priests accused of sexually abusing young children. Documents that allegedly show that top ranking church officials, including Cardinal Bernard F. Law, knew more about cases of sexual abuse than they said; Documents that allege Boston officials placed an incoming priest they knew had just been treated for pedophilia; Recommendation that Father Robert Brown not be placed in a situation where he could be around children; His placement as pastor of a Boston church where he would be in contact with children.

Reports the plans of the officials of Logan International Airport in Boston, Massachusetts to install scanners that can check the authenticity of driver's licenses and passports.

Reports the publication of a photograph of the severed head of Daniel Pearl, newspaper reporter of 'The Wall Street Journal,' by 'The Phoenix' in Boston Massachusetts on June 6, 2002.

Focuses on the documents which show that the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, Massachusetts knew the psychiatric problems of priest Paul R. Shanley, an accused child molester, in 1991.

Focuses on the editorial of the March 14, 2002 issue of 'The Pilot,' the official newspaper of the Boston Archdiocese in Massachusetts, which reflected on issues about celibacy of priests.

Reports on the contents of documents regarding the pedophilia of a priest in Boston, Massachusetts. Preoccupation of the Roman Catholic archdiocese in the area with avoiding scandal; Allegations of the church's knowledge of the pedophilia; Public apology made by Boston cardinal Bernard F, Law.

Reports that according to a statement from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, Massachusetts, photographs claiming to show two of the Rembrandt paintings stolen from this museum in March 1990 have been obtained by two news organizations. Comments made by the museum's director, Anne Hawley; Identity of the news organizations that has the photographs.

Reports that Mike Barnicle, the columnist who resigned for "The Boston Globe" newspaper in 1998, has been hired as a columnist at the "The Boston Herald." Barnicle's resignation in 1998 after failing to credit comedian George Carlin as the source of a series of jokes in one column and for his failure to verify the identities of two cancer patients in another; Work done by Barnicle for "The Daily News" of New York after his resignation from the Boston, Massachusetts paper.

Features the Japanese postcard collection of Leonard A. Lauder shown at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts. Schedule for the exhibition of the postcard collection; Research made on the Japanese artists who made the postcards; Views of Joe V. Earle, chairman of the department of art at the Museum of Fine Arts, regarding the style used to create postcards.