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...bomb went off shortly after noon and shook the building like an earthquake. Our offices on the top floors of 1 World Trade Center (the north tower) went dark. No one knew what had happened, but within minutes the emergency lights kicked on and our 700 employees at Cantor Fitzgerald calmly headed for the stairs. The stairway quickly became a traffic jam as 20,000 workers on lower floors were also evacuating that cold February day, but the Cantor folks didn't panic. Some of them lashed their ties and belts to the wheelchairs of handicapped people and carried them...
...terrorist bomb exploded in an unoccupied van in the Trade Center's underground garage, it's clear that for many of us the event was a false ceiling on the limits of terror. We thought at the time the attack was a warning to be prepared. And so, Cantor Fitzgerald and the other tenants and building managers of the World Trade Center tried to prepare. We took what we thought were exhaustive efforts to safeguard ourselves from any future incidents. Security at ground level and below was tightened. Stairways were rebuilt to make it easier for police and fire fighters...
...Cameroonian mother, sisters Hélène and Célia Faussart will bring their smooth mix of R&B, soul, African rhythms, and light hip-hop to Harvard Square for what promises to be a sultry, smoky late-night show. Citing influences ranging from Ella Fitzgerald to De La Soul, the bilingual duo are touring in advance of their new album “One Step Forward.” Friday, March 14 at 10 p.m. 21+ with ID required. Tickets $20, available at the House of Blues, by phone...
Throughout his life Delaney struggled with mental illness and poverty. In the 1930s and 1940s, the artist’s close friends Ella Fitzgerald and James Baldwin inspired him with their musical and literary works. The Sert show includes several of the cityscapes of New York painted during this time...
...explored the emotional intensity of abstract works after his experience with racism caused him to move from New York to Paris in 1953. Delaney continued to paint portraits after leaving the United States, depicting Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington and Marian Anderson...