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Sun, 04/19/2009 - 3:43pm
Monday, April 20
6:00 pm, Brattle Theatre, $5
Slavoj Zizek, The Monstrosity of Christ: Paradox or Dialectic?
Sponsored by Harvard Book Store
7:00 pm, Brookline Booksmith ...
Sun, 04/19/2009 - 3:43pm
Still from People Years Life courtesy HFA.
Neo-Afrobeat Boston's Macrotones are card carrying members of the Afrobeat revival. Though the band's website rather presumptuously...
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As part of the nine-day Cambridge Science Festival, Medford resident, educator and artist, Tamar Meiksin, will present “Explore the Art and Science of Light,” a hands-on...
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What does autism look like? It looks like Anna Yu, who lives in Somerville and attends school at the May Center for Child Development in Randolph.Yu is one of nine students...
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The Arlington-Belmont Catholic Parishes of St. Agnes and St. Camillus invite you to the sixty-third Arlington Cluster Adult Religious Education Workshop entitled: “The Mass,...
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Please join us for Sunday night Israeli dancing, 7 to 9 p.m. at Temple B’nai Brith, 201 Central St., Somerville. Please come and enjoy the spirit-lifting music and exercise.
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WORCESTER Alexander, Ann L. (Tuson), 62. Funeral service 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 21, 2009, Graveside service in Saint John's Cemetery, 260 Cambridge St., Worcester. Died Friday,...
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Allegations of racism are roiling the Tufts University campus after an allegedly drunk freshman and members of a Korean student group got into fisticuffs earlier this month in a...
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In this decathlon, green engineering and design replace sprints and long jumps. A team of students from Tufts University and Boston Architectural College are building a solar...
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The Arena Committee invites you to a kickoff breakfast with Mark J. Arena, who is running for Medford City Council, on Sunday, April 26, at 10 a.m. at Raso's Grille, 209 Mystic...
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Image from the Fleshtones Myspace .
Skills The 2009 Boston Skillshare brings together volunteer experts in everything from bike mechanics to dating lesbians to swap expertise...
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About a year ago Marilynne Roach and Joyce Kelly were visiting a bazaar sale at the Phillips Congregational Church on Mt. Auburn Street, looking for historical objects like they...
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On the evening of April 6, Medford High School senior Nicole Coakley had the privilege of speaking at the Dante Alighieri Society in Cambridge to welcome Italy’s former Primi...
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WORCESTER - William J. Davis, Central Region director for the state Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, removes a Cooper's hawk from in front of the Sovereign Bank tower...
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I'm writing this sitting in a cafe in Harvard Sq drinking coffee and enjoying the beginnning of the day. No newspaper to read, just my netbook, a net connection and my own...
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Fresh Pond means many things for Cambridge: a source of beauty, a playground, a water supply, an escape. For U.K. native Jill Sinclair, the pond meant a graduate studies thesis....
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Italian sparkling wines, Iggy’s bread and Latur cheese wooed customers at Dave’s Fresh Pasta during a grand opening of the market and wine shop at the expanded 81 Holland St....
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In Avon Hill, a nice solid single-family home at 272 Upland Road, built in 1930, was completely remade in 2006 as a contemporary space for a modern family. It’s a handsome house...
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The owner of SoniYoga in Cambridge, Mass., is inviting all comers to her classes and pay what they can afford — even if it is nothing at all — for the months of April and May....