Monday, December 01, 2003

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8 Days a Week
Monday 1: Michael Dowling's "Medicine Wheel" installation, a sepulchral arrangement of the elements within a perimeter of 36 shrine-like pedestals, has become the hallmark of Boston's observance of World AIDS Day.

	ARTS NEWS Arts Activism Photographer helps orphans, artists work to save venue and more
	GALLERIES & MUSEUMS Staying alive Art and World AIDS Day 2003 BY RANDI HOPKINS
	CLASSICAL Rebirth CpM's L'enfance du Christ, plus Lorraine Hunt Lieberson BY DAVID WEININGER
	THEATER Jefferson�s Jefferson? The author of Nixon's Nixon strikes again BY SALLY CRAGIN
	PERFORMANCE Hard nuts? The Phoenix's first annual Nutcracker quiz BYJEFFREY GANTZ
	STATE OF THE ART Truth to power The Nightwatchman, Billy Bragg, and Steve Earle tell it like it is BY MIKE MILIARD

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This Week
Openings, debuts, and releases Film, Theater, Dance, Pop, Classical, and Jazz

Hot Tix
Tix for ... 4th annual 'Hot Stove, Cool Music' with Kay Hanley, Peter Gammons, Trauser featuring Theo Epstein, and the Gentlemen, January 11 at the Paradise: call (617) 423-NEXT.

Future Events
'Tis the season to rock FNX "Alternativity" pageant, MTV's Headbangers Ball and more