Word: plympton
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...Grinch once stole Christmas. And sometime early yesterday morning, another thief stole two large Christmas wreaths from outside two Plympton Street bookstores...
Louisa Solano, owner of the Grolier Poetry Book Shop Inc., 6 Plympton St., said she hung a 48-inch wreath valued at $250 outside her store earlier this week. She went home at 10 p.m. Thursday, and the wreath was nowhere to be seen when she returned at 8 a.m. yesterday...
...inch wreath worth $50, which was hanging in the doorway of the Starr Book Shop, 29 Plympton St., was also stolen...
...weather is brisk; the Yard is filled with crimson-clad alumni; and the streets are jammed with the onslaught of visitors. Energized by the fiery and historic competition and hoping for another exciting victory--go Harvard, go!--I start to hum some Harvard "fight" songs as I walk along Plympton Street towards the river. "Ten thousand men of Harvard," I begin, noting with chagrin the odd looks I get from random passers-by and fellow Harvard students. Subdued, but only slightly, I continue, "want victory today...
With 30 degree days becoming the norm and vicious winds not uncommon, it is obvious that winter is coming around the bend. Dartboard is finding face-time in the cold outdoors increasingly dangerous, and hereby announces its official hibernation into the belly of the beast at 14 Plympton St. Alas, activity continues on the streets of Cambridge...