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...charming brick townhouse tucked away in one of Boston’s nicest neighborhoods, the Copley Inn offers 21 cozy rooms with fully-equipped kitchenettes. Just minutes away from the Prudential T-stop, the Copley Inn is perfect for parents who want to experience Beantown and don’t want to see their kids stumbling home drunk from Redline...
...tagged along. Multilateral might, they seem to think, would have made war right. And every insurgent has spun with the subtlety of a pre-teen ballerina around the question of how to clean up the Middle East mess—even Dean, whose “Beantown is Deantown” placards, on display during his Copley Square speech two weeks ago, have already sloganeered him into my ominous Boston analogy...
Despite the threat of showers, the crowd was energized, welcoming Dean with chants of “Howard! Howard!” and signs like “Beantown is Deantown.” Dean drew loud cheers when he donned the Sox cap just before his speech began...
After a short but revolutionary term, Grogan, Harvard’s Boston specialist, moved on in 2001. But now, Harvard’s relations with the beantown are more important than ever...
These unrecognized social groups and the events they provide to members and non-members also act as a buffer to surprisingly undergraduate-unfriendly Boston. Though Beantown teems with bars, pubs, music clubs and a population comprised of 25 percent college students, 21-plus age restrictions on entries into many bars and nightclubs, as well as exorbitant prices for food and entertainment make nightlife inaccessible to many a Harvard student. Which makes on-campus space all the more important...