Word: lexington
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...surprised,” he said. But customers at the Gararge Le’s said that the name change did not throw them off at all. “It’s the same people running it, the same menu,” said Lisa Baci of Lexington, Mass., who was eating at Le’s yesterday afternoon. —Please send Harvard Square news to staff writer Shifra B. Mincer at smincer@fas.harvard.edu...
...were unable to be provided by the individual child care centers, Work/Family Specialist Sarah Bennett-Astesano at the Office of Work/Life Resources, or Task Force Chair and Senior Vice Provost for Faculty Development and Diversity Evelynn M. Hammonds.Martin, whose five-year-old daughter attends daycare in her hometown of Lexington, Mass., says she did not even complete the formal application process for Harvard’s child care facilities because she did not think her daughter was likely to be admitted. One center did not invite her for a tour so as not to get her hopes up, she says.According...
...hoping to look at it next year, you know?”The Crimson (15-13-1) did not trail after senior Josh Klimkiewicz’s first-inning homer gave freshman lefthander Hampton Foushee a 2-1 lead. Klimkiewicz, a native of Lexington, Mass., and 2002 graduate of Boston’s BB&N High School, shot a 1-1 inside fastball through the glove webbing of a leaping Chris Emanuele—“I’ll take it,” Klimkiewicz said—beyond the left-centerfield fence.The homer, Klimkiewicz?...
...call Lucy. (She recently left the group and asks that her real name not be used.) Just 16 at the time she started working there, Lucy not only liked her co-workers but appreciated their spirituality as well. After graduating from high school in 1985, she attended Lexington College in Chicago, an Opus Dei-affiliated school for women interested in hospitality professions. That fall, without telling her parents, she joined the organization as a numerary assistant...
...losing students while other communities that have just as high housing costs as we have are gaining [students],” Nolan said, referring to the increase in school enrollment reported by Lexington and Wellesley. The two towns boast median house values of $417,400 and $548,100, respectively, in contrast to Cambridge’s median house value of $398,500, according to City-Data.com for the year...