Word: eclecticism
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One of the virtues of this eclectic collection is that no single impression of the city dominates for too long; Lynell George's "City of Specters," a stark essay on death in Black Los Angeles, serves as a sobering and understated counterpoint to Babitz' exuberant piece. "In junior high school...
This year's crop includes the usual eclectic mix of talent. There are scholars, like historians Suzanne Lebsock of Rutgers and Laurel Thatcher Ulrich of the University of New Hampshire. There are creative artists, among them choreographer Twyla Tharp. There are social activists, including Janet Benshoof, a campaigner for women...
Some real game are filed into the libraries' overstuffed shelves--eclectic or very old books that can be checked out like any other.
steve's has a yuppified atmosphere with ampleseating space. It's a better place for a date thansome of the Square's smaller ice cream shops, butcan't compare to Herrell's eclectic atmosphere.Slightly higher prices match the decor--a singlecone costs $1.75, a double $2.45.
The newly renovated Brattle Theater, in Brattle Square, is a favorite for those with sophisticated tastes. New art flicks, foreign films and classics are among the eclectic offerings. The schedule is a little tough to figure out since films rarely show more than once. but it's worth the effort...