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AT 2 p.m. today, a group of treat citizens will crowd the city council chambers to attend the Cambridge license board hearing. The three-member board is expected to decide whether to grant liquor permits to two Harvard Square eateries--Grendel's and Rugles-and the band of area residents...
Later this week, a similar coalition of the Harvard Square Defense Fund and the Neighborhood 10 organization will join forces in the same chambers, where the city's zoning board meets. On Thursday, the board will discuss whether to approve a zoning permit for Dream Machine, a video-game center...
Shifting from its confrontational stance against the January civil rights course offering taught by Chambers and Defense Fund Director-Counsel Jack Greenberg, the coalition has organized and launched its own non-credit course. "Racism and American Law." George E. Bisharat, a leading member of the coalition, characterized the course as...
The long-building public sentiment to get tough with violent criminals, to kill the killers, seems on the verge of putting the nation's 15 electric chairs, nine gas chambers, several gallows and ad hoc firing squads back to regular work. In addition, five states have a new and...
After World War II, executions became less popular. The reduction was steady: 82 by 1950, 49 in 1959 and finally just two in 1967, one of whom was Aaron Mitchell, a California murderer denied clemency by then Governor Ronald Reagan. The nation's chairs, gallows and gas chambers were...