Word: bostonianism
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Harvard faculty comprised four of the five panelists who debated the issue in a Boston Public Library fundraiser at the posh Bostonian Hotel last night...
...panel will be moderated by Marvin Kalb, director of the Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at the Kennedy School. The panel, entitled "Who will be the person of the century/millennium," will be held tomorrow at the Bostonian Hotel at 7 p.m. It will be preceded by a cocktail reception at 6:30 and followed by a gala party and buffet dinner...
...nominations have been made [for the person of the millennium]," according to Donna Hanford, the executive assistant to the general manager of the Bostonian Hotel...
Gomes, a native Bostonian, graduated from the Divinity School in 1968 and returned as acting minister of Memorial Church two years later. In 1974, he became Minister in Memorial Church and was named to an endowed chair...
...wrote short stories for the New York Daily News and twice, as the Depression deepened, founded black literary journals. But the Harlem Renaissance had lost its early brilliance, and at heart, West was less a New Yorker than a black version of a proper Bostonian. Her father, who was born a slave, had built a thriving produce business in Boston and was prosperous enough to buy a summer home in Oak Bluffs. By 1943 West had moved there to live. Five years later, her first novel, The Living Is Easy, was set in the affluent world of proud black achievers...