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Dennis Bellach, a flower vendor in front of Au Bon Pain, wraps a single iris for a woman as he talks about his impression of Harvard students...
...vague promise of freedom. The audiences seen here are the dark doppelgangers of Woodstock. Every face looks programmed and every movement emotionless, like a Stepford Wives vision of the hippiedom. Along with the Charles Manson bloodbath four months earlier, Altamont revealed the antipode of Woodstock's blissed-out flower children-the negative space on the other side of the spaces of freedom that the '60s opened...
After more than a century on display, Harvard's world-famous glass flower collection will get a delicate but much-needed facelift...
Standing beside a flower-covered altar in honor of survivors of abuse and sexual violence, performers encouraged the audience of approximately 40 students to join them in singing, "Silence no more. I was born to roar...
...there a trend in the works? Nearly everyone in the telecom sector is having a tough time of it these days. The cable/broadband revolution has been slow to flower, and the race to the high-speed Web between wireless, cable and DSL has been far from settled. As tech marches on, some of AT&T's businesses will thrive; others will be left behind. The strategy, apparently, is to hedge one's bets with investors - investors who these days are more selective than ever with their tech buys and fully willing to punish a behemoth that might just...