The Battle Over Harvard’s Square The Harvard Crimson
The University says it is helping its backyard thrive. But in its dealings with local businesses, is it a bully or ally?
Music and Mysticism in Harvard Square The Mass Media
Boston has many choirs-from the a cappella groups of our various colleges and universities to the professional niche choruses such as Voices Rising and the Cantata Singers, to large acts such as the Boston Gay Men's Chorus. Talented and wonderful as the aforementioned are, none is as singular and innovative as the Boston Secession.
Harvard Reports Smaller Surplus The Harvard Crimson
Harvard’s color may be crimson, but the University stayed out of the red this year. Amidst rising expenses and concerns about future revenue growth, Harvard maintained its financial footing this year, the University announced yesterday in its annual report for fiscal year 2006.
These furnishings just need finishing Reno Gazette-Journal
Anyone shopping for quality unfinished furniture will find plenty of options at local stores, Imagine That! Furniture in South Reno, and Bear Naked in Airport Square on Harvard Way, across from Costco.
News Briefs The MIT Tech
An International House of Pancakes finally opened in Harvard Square on Nov. 22 after its opening was delayed from the summer. The IHOP is located on 16-18 Eliot Street across from the Charles Hotel, somewhat off-the-beaten-path from the rest of Harvard Square.
Allston all-star: Affordable and a mile from Harvard Square Boston Herald
The three-bedroom townhouse at 30 Adamson St. in lower Allston offers high-end new-construction for under $250 a square foot. The complex's developer has just reduced 1,785-square-foot Unit
GET PHYSICAL ; Simple Daily Activities Can Help Your Heart and Increase Your Life Span RedNova
By HARVARD HEALTH LETTERS Few of us take advantage of the closest thing we have to a magic bullet -- exercise -- for preventing or controlling heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, and a host of other physical woes.
D.C. Council passes green building rules AP via Yahoo! News
Waterless urinals and recycled carpet could become common building features in the nation's capital under green construction legislation passed Tuesday by the District of Columbia Council.
KSG Lecturer Named in City Dispute The Harvard Crimson
A Harvard professor has been brought into a dispute over increasing the presence of the police in Cambridge, revealing a rift between one city councillor and the police commissioner during yesterday’s City Council meeting.
David Lynch. His name alone makes one squirm. Boston Globe
CAMBRIDGE -- I'd been warned about interviewing David Lynch. He loves to talk in circles and riddles, the critics and critiques all said. He won't explain or illuminate anything, so your best bet is to throw a bunch of stuff at the wall and just hope something sticks. Think of him as Bob Dylan with poofier hair. Oh, and don't
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