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Mosey down Mount Auburn Street to this happening haven for the huddled hungry masses. If you dream of pear and rye—after all, what self-respecting sandwich fiend doesn’t—then Darwin’s is the place to satiate those unconventional tastebuds with quirky fillings that are not for the faint-hearted. Sink your teeth into one of their super-scrumptious seven-story sandwiches, but beware: Darwin’s home-made chunky fruit chutney will play havoc on those sparkly-clean spring fashions. Sandwiches $4.75 and up. 148 Mt. Auburn...
...hear a lot of good news about Alzheimer's disease. Cases continue to mount--5 million Americans and counting--and there are still only a handful of drugs available to treat it, all of which work only in the early stages of the disease. So it was with some excitement that doctors read the report in the New England Journal of Medicine last week about the first treatment that can slow the progression of the disease in advanced cases...
...SARS mania spread faster than lice in a pre-school? One explanation is the unwillingness of public health authorities to take any threatened disease lightly. If SARS were to cause many deaths in the U.S., public health authorities would look foolish if they failed to mount a vigorous response in the initial stages of the outbreak. This uncertainly gives officials an incentive to play up the threat of the virus...
...idols of Canaan” (Moloch, Astarte and Neith), through the early, “dogmatic” Christian church (represented by the Crucifixion and allegorical visions of church and synagogue) toward a more inner, “spiritual” phase (represented by the Sermon on the Mount...
...failed even to begin the final and central panel, which was to be of the Sermon on the Mount, before his death in 1925. It has since been argued that World War I shattered the faith in progress at the heart of his idea, and that the synagogue scandal destroyed his interest in the project. In 1890, Sargent had shunted aside his portraiture in order to relocate himself in the mural tradition, which was seen at the time as more dignified...