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Here in Massachusetts, the voters of St. Augustine's Cemetery in South Boston can make or break an election. Stories about these voters, legends in the history of Boston politics since the days of Mayor James Michael Curley, are staples of Irish-American political lore. Such tales are brought up every year at South Boston's annual St. Patrick's Day breakfast, where Boston pols get together at the local union hall, eat corned beef and cabbage and roast each other in an equal-opportunity political slugfest...
...dearly departed Democrats of St. Augustine's, however, have unfortunately been a bit out of touch with current events as of late. Rumor has it that they've been busy rolling over ever since Tom Menino was elected mayor of Boston. The upcoming presidential election has them in a bit over their heads (about six feet). For whom might these souls arise to vote come November...
...need to court the Irish-American vote has not escaped those running for office this year. Vice President Al Gore '69 and Texas Gov. George W. Bush have reportedly been planning their St. Patrick's Day advertising blitzes for weeks. Here's what such an exchange might have sounded like...
...writer, an Undergraduate Council representative, is the coordinator of Spirit Week and the St. Patrick's Day Dance...
Armini said that the Institute might also house fellows in a building that Radcliffe controls at 83 Brattle St., which currently houses Harvard-affiliated faculty and students...