Word: este
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...Seen: sitting at a intimate table in Adams House Dining Hall, meeting friends for a daily lunch at the Barker Center C’est Bon, meeting mummy or clubmates for brunch at Upstairs at the Pudding...
...sign on top of the Porter Square music store reads simply: Briggs & Briggs est. 1890. Etched in small red letters, the sign is nearly camouflaged by the larger and brighter billboards of other stores...
...require more of her identity: does she represent a kind of social autobiography of the artist? The motion of the actor is already described: "Crossing the Rubicon" refers to Caesar's crossing of the small stream in Italy, beginning the war with Pompey. His words, "alea jacta est" or "the die is cast," have come to describe a point of no return. Lemieux's title describes the motion of a decisive step, at the beginning of some undertaking-perhaps playing on the Rubicon die as a unit of brick-like rectangles. Whatever she has in store, at least here...
...used to do est. What's the longest you've ever held...
Forget the Barker Center. Literature has never been so alive in the C'est Bon atrium as it was on March 2, when "Live Anthology" took over the Adams House lower common room. Filled with over seventy students from Boston University, Northeastern, Brandeis, Tufts, M.I.T., and Harvard, the common room was converted into a coffee house of sorts, sans coffee but replete with soft drinks, chips, and poetry...