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Ariel Frank's "Students Question Services' Impact" (News Story, October 28) brings up important issues which deserve discussion in a public forum. As someone who has been working and volunteering in the Chinatown community for over three years through Phillips Brooks House Association, I have often questioned my ability to effect change. However, Ms. Frank's article fails to cast substantial light on the subject, primarily due to broad generalizations and a consequent lack of depth...
Ariel Frank's "Students Question Services' Impact" (news story, Oct. 28) brings up important issues which deserve discussion in a public forum. As someone who has been working and volunteering in the Chinatown community for over three years through the Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA), I have often questioned my ability to effect change. However, Ms. Frank's article fails to cast substantial light on the subject, primarily due to broad generalizations and a consequent lack of depth...
Organizers intended the meeting, titled "Bus Service in the City of Cambridge," to provide a forum for city residents to communicate their transportation concerns to MBTA officials and city leaders...
Officers from Harvard, Cambridge and State Police maintained a visible presence at the Forum throughout the speech, intruding only to remove demonstrators kissing after the speech...
...this play is that it is performed in the style of an old-time radio show: the set consists only of four microphones, on which the actors, costumed in regular street clothes, must act their parts using only their voices. Remarkably, in last weekend's performance at the ARCO Forum, the actors succeeded in painting vivid images for the audience's imagination. The removal of the pressure to visually imitate reality makes the parody all the more believable--without visual distractions, listeners can mentally connect the voices with the subjects being caricatured. Also, the radio-style format adapts nicely...