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Just weeks after the eviction of Starr Books from its Bow Street location behind the Harvard Lampoon castle in June, another book store quietly opened on Eliot Street last month...
...span erected in 1566 by the famous Ottoman architect Mimar Hajrudin under the rule of Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent. It was an early architectural marvel, linking the high banks with an improbably long arch of white stone more than 20 m high. One traveler likened the bridge to a bow stretched toward heaven, another to a rainbow - an impression shared by holidaymakers into the modern era because of the pink light that bathes the valley in summer. Turkish builders overseeing the construction will use 140 of the original stones. The remaining 1,088 have been cut from the same quarry...
Pommen rowed in the bow seat for the Harvard varsity eight, which needed two victories to claim the Ladies’ Challenge Plate—the second-most prestigious international event for eights at Henley. Only the Grand Challenge Cup contested between mostly national crews is higher...
...located at the One Bow Street Building that previously housed the legendary Bow & Arrow Pub, closed its original 1280 Mass. Ave. location last April to make way for renovations, including the expansion of the neighboring Cambridgeport bank...
...concerned about the rise in so-called freak dancing, a hip-grinding, sex-simulating step, recently increased the number of chaperones and gave them flashlights to bust dirty dancers. Several Los Angeles high schools have benched the C-walk, a hip-hop dance step popularized by rappers like Lil Bow Wow. The C stands for Crip--the Crips are a notorious L.A. gang credited with introducing the dance at least a decade ago. It has long since crossed gang lines, but school officials say the C-walk glamorizes gang life...