Civic assemblies, common in Europe, have helped build trust
In the U.S., cities like Akron, Ohio and Lexington, Ky. have had success using them for local issues.
Grabbing a Bite with Ran Bechor
The playwright and director of Adam Theater took a big leap this year, giving up a job teaching at Harvard to focus on bringing plays to kids.
We all scream for ice cream: A roundup of Cambridge and Somerville’s ice cream options
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Film
‘Tony’ gives us an appetizing look at Anthony Bourdain’s bildungsroman
Plus, reviews of “Late Fame,” “The Brink of War” and “Insidious: Out of the Further.”
Harvard Film Archive re-opens
The students aren’t the only ones returning to Harvard this week. Following a three-month closure for much-needed restorations, the Harvard Film Archive reopens its doors Friday for a brand-new season of rare screenings and expert curation. The first series out of the gate is the wonderfully titled “The Cold Heart Is More Precious than Diamonds:…
In these movies, home is where the hell is
“The Last House” and “The End of Oak Street” have a lot in common: suburban settings, apocalyptic times, impressive casts, even flooded basements. But one is worth a look and one probably isn’t.
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Events this week in Cambridge and Somerville: Fermentation festival, music video comedy and hockey romance night
This week enjoy live music from Berklee’s summer concert series, bookstore hopping for Bookstore Romance Day and interpret art with the help of high school interns
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