Word: inners
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Maguire is the consulting firm which supported the Inner Belt, a proposed traffic artery (later scrapped) hated by Cambridge residents, and the firm which allegedly bowed to political pressure in altering its findings about a new container port in Boston Harbor. Anti-library forces have objected so strenuously to the library and to Maguire that the firm's decision will be doubted no matter what the outcome...
Writing in The Crimson five years ago, William Galeota called rent control a "panacea." He explained the 1969 turmoil about controls as a reaction to specific problems of the time--controversy over the proposed Inner Belt highway (since abandoned), the then-new NASA center, and the influx of people into the city...
...residential area that lies adjacent to the Harvard Medical School complex in the north end of Roxbury is an inner-city neighborhood that works. The working-class Irish Catholic families who have lived there for decades co-exist peacefully with more recently arrived black and Spanish-speaking residents. Comfortable wooden houses with stained-glass windows line the quiet streets, where children play in safety. Their grandmothers watch over them while their parents are at work. It is a community in the true sense of the word, and a neighborhood group called Roxbury Tenants of Harvard (RTH) has been working four...
...convincingly insists that the road to Casablanca was not taken in the pursuit of sexual gratification. It was simply that during the whole of a successful life as a schoolboy, soldier and father-in short, as a male-Morris was tormented by the growing realization that his gender, his inner self, his center of being, his very soul, was feminine. Everything that he eventually did to become Jan was done-he says -from an agonized need for unity between sex and gender, between body and soul. In the process, though, he came to feel that in seeking to become female...
...writes, in fact, very much like James. Conundrum is a lover's leap removed from those case histories of sexual maladjustment that dish up undigested gobbets of Freud liberally sauced with prurience and self-pity. The book is a brief and graceful, often witty memoir of Morris' inner and outer life. The outer life proceeds from a happy childhood in an artistic upper-class Welsh family (he read Huck Finn, cherished animals, and was taught to "wash my hands before tea"), through years as a choirboy at Christ Church College in Oxford, some tune at Lancing, a public...