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...Mamet moved to Cambridge. Maybe he knows something that New York theater-goers would be reluctant to admit--that Boston has a perfectly vibrant, active theater scene of its own. Most of this scene is located in or around the the area known as the theater district, near the Boylston stop on the Green Line, but theaters proliferate outside the area as well...
...other two large theaters in Boston which present big-name shows are the Shubert Theater (265 Tremont Street, across the street from the Wang, 426-4520) and the Colonial Theater (106 Boylston Street, 426-9366, with a seating capacity...
Four candidates for the Undergraduate Council chairmanship will debate tonight in Boylston Auditorium at 7 p.m., before a panel of campus news representatives...
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These primitive practices were introduced to England and the American colonies. In 1721 and 1722, during a smallpox epidemic, a Boston doctor named Zabdiel Boylston scratched the skin of his six-year-old son and 285 other people and rubbed pus from smallpox scabs into the wounds. All but six of his patients survived...