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...you’ve been disappointed with the New England autumn??s rainy days and glum weather, you’ve probably just been focusing of the wrong things. FM has scoured the region for the perfect fall experiences that will make you appreciate New England before the first snowstorm: Blue Hills Reservation Located off of I-93 and accessible through the Commuter Rail, the Blue Hills Reservation is the most convenient place for an October foliage hike. From the summit hikers can see 7,000 acres of trails and trees combined with a splendid view of Boston...
...ultimately futile, furtive searches for beer—they begin to feign an interest in baseball just as the local team wraps up its season. No matter if they are from Baltimore or Bakersfield, Bucharest or Beirut, many Harvard students—for a month at least in early autumn??are rabid Red Sox fans...
...case in the least. In fact, the males of final clubs are such adept practitioners of irony that even people who pride themselves on their so-called “ironic” senses of humor cannot catch them in the act I realized this during this autumn??s “punch” process. Politely, I would ask my final club-pursuing friends how the whole thing was going, and they would consistently give me the same answer. “Well, I mean, it’s not very stressful...
...lively concert performance. Founded in 1983, the BCMS takes pride in their combination of individual and collective talent. They will play: Schubert’s “Quartet for Flute, Viola, Cello and Guitar, D.96,” Crumb’s “Eleven Echoes of Autumn?? and Chausson’s “Piano Quartet in A major, Op.30.” Tickets $16-$42 regular, $8 Student in the $25 or $16 sections, student rush $5 starting at 6:30 on concert day. 7:30 p.m. Sanders Theatre...
Obviously conceived of in the wake of this autumn??s attacks, Life of the City attempts to capture the atmosphere of New York both before and after the devastation. Yet it cannot help but fail at this—it was organized entirely afterwards, and the mood of the present necessarily strikes ironic sentiments into much of the past...
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