Birds were literally chirping. Like, so much bird noise. Continue reading
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TERROR: THEN AND NOW
Chris Faraone on what happened yesterday in Boston, and twelve years ago in New York. Continue reading
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#BOSBW: GET A RUNNER’S BUZZ @ SESSION BEERS WITH KIER BYRNES FREEDOM RUNNERS
Throw in a mid-Boston Beer Week run with the group that does beer running right. Continue reading
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FREE RADICAL: BOSTON FEMINISTS FOR LIBERATION
It’s 2012, and we are still having the “equal pay” conversation. It’s 2012, and there are still people who believe that a person can be blamed for being raped. Continue reading
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BEAN COUNTER: VOLUME 14, ISSUE 38
“But … but ‘reefertownz420.biz’ looked so legit,” said one official. Continue reading
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CORIOLANUS @ BOSTON COMMON PARKMAN BANDSTAND
If that sounds like an purposefully topical production for this post-Occupy election year…well, it is. Continue reading
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DIG THIS: BOSTON DYKE MARCH @ BOSTON COMMON
Lesbianas and dykes on bikes? Put us down for two of each, please. Continue reading
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WHAT’S NEXT FOR OCCUPY BOSTON?
Boston Occupiers met at the Parkman Bandstand Friday night for an important meeting—a discussion on Occupy’s future and direction. Continue reading
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FOTOBOM: DECENTRALIZED DANCE PARTY BOSTON!
Last night, our friends-from-the-future Tom and Gary brought their Decentralized Dance Party (DDP) to our humble corner of the Universe, a few dozen boom boxes and a couple hundred businesspersons in tow. Continue reading
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THE TROLLY TROLLOP: RE-WRITING SHAKESPEARE
Sure, Shakespeare is the greatest writer of all time. But in reaching modern audiences, even the Bard needs a few re-writes. Continue reading
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