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...Fuller house is located in Area IV, one of Cambridge's most economically depressed neighborhoods. The primary purpose of the house is to serve as a place where children of working parents can go after classes to do their homework and have fun with other children of the same...
...often that a historical landmark literally vibrates with youthful energy. The Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House, built in 1903, functions today as a bustling social service agency meeting the community's needs via a food pantry, childcare center and afterschool program...
...rest after the kids have left for dance class at 4 p.m. "I mean, the kids would rather be at home with Mom and Dad, but when [both parents] have to work, children have to come to group care. Area IV has a lot of economic pressures. The Margaret Fuller Neighborhood House is in a neighborhood in Cambridge which is most densely populated and economically challenged...
...newspaper ad for singers and dancers to form a new pop group. They soon fell out with their manager, set off on their own and recruited Emma (Bunton). The five started singing (often uninvited) at parties, record-company offices, anywhere they could get noticed. They eventually hired manager Simon Fuller--the man behind Annie Lennox--who signed them with Virgin Records...
...Hills--Hank, his wife Peggy and son Bobby--are a grimmer, reality-based lot, who doggedly accept the burdens of their position. The show is languidly paced and less wide reaching than the Simpsons in its comedy; absent is the nonstop barrage of cultural references ranging from Buckminster Fuller to Sammy Davis Jr. King of the Hill mines its humor instead from the narrow but brilliantly honed universe of Hank's no-nonsense populism and his coterie of dim-witted pals who fixate on cars and conspiracy theories and refer to the recently deposed U.N. Secretary General as "Boutros Boutros...