Wellesley is just one big attention whore. This week it's Wellesley College grabbing the headlines.
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Somebody at Wellesley College's Davis Museum and Cultural Center struck a blow against modernism by throwing a $2.8 million Fernand Leger cubist masterpiece out with the trash. A revanchist coup on the part of Classical realists? Or an aesthetic radical's attempt to ? The world may never know.
--Screenwriters, get your pens. A boy finagled his way into becoming an exchange student at the all-female Wellesley College. Ready … set … go! [Boston Globe] --Barack Obama and his supporters didn't let the weather stop their gathering at the Park Plaza Castle. He joked that "the name of my cousin, Dick Cheney, will not be on the ballot.” Now when's Oprah coming? [WCVB, Harvard Crimson] --Dr. Ruth was in town. Laurel Sweet describes her...
Hillary Clinton at Wellesley Thursday, November 1, 2007, 10:00 am-1:00 pm Alumnae Hall, Wellesley Campus 106 Central Street, Wellesley More info--you will need to print out a confirmation e-mail to attend! Here's a word to describe Hillary Clinton--bold. Right after former Massachusetts governor and presidential aspirant Mitt Romney equated her policies to a "House of Horrors" and said she was nothing more than an "intern," she's blazing into Romney's old stomping grounds. Of course, Clinton...
The last helping of gefilte fish and horseradish has been consumed; three boxes of Peeps lay empty on the floor; by the time the alarm goes off tomorrow morning a battle will have been reenacted on the Lexington green – So we’re thinking about tomorrow and where we’ll be. We know that not everyone enjoys the benefits of a state holiday so some folks will actually be working as thousands travel the 26.2 from Hopkinton to Boston. We know, from experience, that Marathon Monday can be a good use of a vacation day. How will Bostonist watch the marathon? Read on…
For those of you unfamiliar with EMF - it is in fact an electrical supply company, still owned by the same family that started it all, located in Central Square. Judd - third generation - "began to produce art shows in the Brookline Street side at the EMF Warehouse" (according to their website). The installations@EMF sound incredible - and Bostonist can't wait to make the venture out this weekend to see the new installation infuse Cambridge with art.
Boston's adopted son and rock's savior, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists are back on the road. Their first show is tonight at Molly's Pub at Wellesley College. Doors are at 8 pm and Mittens is the opener.
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