Word: mayfair
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...most heavy-handed policies is the 2 p.m. curfew that kicked in this spring for visitors under 18 at Mayfair Mall in suburban Milwaukee. Access was restricted for unsupervised teens on Fridays and Saturdays after several high-profile scuffles, including one in which an 18-year-old's handgun flew over the second-floor railing. The youth-oriented Campaign Against Violence protested that minors weren't responsible for most of the violence and argued that the new rule would take away one of the few safe places where teens can hang out, but the group ran into opposition when...
...MayFair The 24th annual MayFair will find you, whether you like it or not. There will be tents full of food and crafts scattered throughout the square, in addition to dancing and other performing arts to welcome the new month. JFK Street, Brattle Street, Mass Ave, Church Street, and Eliot Triangle. Sunday, 12 p.m. – 6 p.m. Free! 2. ARTS First Harvard shows off its creative side with this annual showcase of student and faculty arts. There will be over 200 events going on, involving photography, film, dance, music, drama—you name it. All around campus...
...synths and the singers’ accented English vocals. “One Hell of a Party” features a mandolin and vocals by Jarvis Cocker, the frontman of former Britpop band Pulp. The track underscores the decidedly un-boisterous nature of the album. Later, “Mayfair Song” follows with piano chords and an electronic beat slow enough that the song comes dangerously close to “easy listening.” The song is ultimately rescued in typical Air fashion with echoing choral “ahhs” and synth. The ominous...
SCOTT'S Tom Ford was among the first through the doors when Scott's of Mayfair, founded in 1851, reopened in December...
...London's surging financial-sector fortunes go beyond just its booming stock markets. For evidence of that, take a look down the plush streets of Mayfair. Across town from the city's traditional financial quarter, and nestling between the art dealers and high-end jewelers, London's hedge-fund industry is quietly putting down roots. The city's share of the $1.23 trillion global industry had climbed to around 26% by June last year, up from 21% a year earlier. (In France, Europe's next largest market, assets came in at just 1.7% of the world total.) By clustering close...