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Often the non-ADD-afflicted member of a retired couple will drag the partner in for help, says Nadeau, who estimates that 20% of her patients are seniors. They come because those never-ending unfinished projects, once relegated to the garage, are spreading all over the house, and the spouse's persistent forgetfulness, unawareness of time and difficulty with decision making is driving the partner crazy. Recalls former police officer Don Sherwood, 55, about the trying months between his retirement from the Torrance, Calif., force and his condition's diagnosis: "My home life was falling apart. I thought my marriage...
...Academic Male Voice Choir of Helsinki. The Harvard Glee Club (HGC) joins with the Academic Male Voice Choir of Helsinki, Finland as they complete their American tour. Sanders Theatre. 8 p.m. Tickets available at the Harvard Box Office, (617) 496-2222, $14 general $7 students/senior citizens. (LAM)Longwave, Giant Drag, Emergency Music, and The Auto Interiors. The Middle East promises an exciting alternative rock concert with Longwave, Giant Drag, Emergency Music, and The Auto Interiors. The Middle East Downstairs. 7:30 p.m. 18+. Tickets available at The Middle East box office or from Ticketmaster, (617) 931-2000, $12 general admission...
Featuring a colorful cast of characters ranging from a perky and saucy black flight attendant to a feisty drag queen character, the darkly comic “The Colored Museum” manages to crawl under the skin of viewers. There is no escaping the implications of its message...
...snowstorm covered Cambridge in more than an inch of snow and temperatures reached a low of 33 degrees Fahrenheit. The very next day, the weather was beautiful, and weather is expected to stay warm for at least another week, with temperatures hitting the high 60s, according to Walter Drag, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Taunton, Mass. Drag says this weather, although mercurial, is nothing out of the ordinary. “The weather right now is weird because it is normal for the weather to be weird,” said Rotch Professor of Atmospheric and Environmental...
...subculture” on campus.This salacious scene is central to the story-line of William Wright’s latest book, “Harvard’s Secret Court: The Savage 1920 Purge of Campus Homosexuals.” But just as Wright’s characters don drag, his book takes on a masquerade of sorts. At times, it is fiction dressed as fact.To be sure, Wright ensconced himself in the bowels of Pusey Library for many months while researching the book—in which he paints a portrait of a Harvard campus gripped by homophobic hysteria...