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Kathleen M. White, the owner of the quirky consignment shop Oona’s on Mass Ave. has sold Halloween costumes to Harvard students for years and said she doesn’t carry political masks because there isn’t any demand for them...
Celebrate the traditional Mexican holiday celebrating departed ancestors with live performances, refreshments and music. Cohosted by the Consulate of Mexico in Boston. Free. Limited seating. Mohiganga performance 5:30 p.m. Geological Lecture Hall, 24 Oxford Street. Reception with live music 6:30-8 p.m. Peabody Museum, 11 Divinity Ave...
...window on an unknown aspect of a little-known war—the experiences of Chinese POWs held by Americans during the Korean conflict—and paints an intimate portrait of conformity and dissent against a sweeping canvas of confrontation. 6:30 p.m. Harvard Bookstore, 1256 Mass. Ave...
...skip away from the Square, Oona’s is Mass. Ave.’s hidden gem. The inner walls are packed to the brim with old clothing, ranging from the ratty to the antique. Those with a clear Halloween vision will be wasting their time here—rather, it is the ideal destination for the unsure shopper. After 33 years of business, Oona’s owner Kathleen White has perfected the art of creating unique and personalized costumes. The employees here will literally dress up the shoppers, creating unique outfits such as “nerdy...
...change” form the New African People Party (or “NAPS”), but get distracted from their mission by a plate of cookies. Meanwhile, the daughters of the book’s president—who closely resembles a certain resident of 1600 Penn Ave.—spend spring break in Black Land, where drugs and gambling are legal...