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Kristen Lombardi talks to sex-abuse victims of former priest John Geoghan who charge that Cardinal Bernard Law was told of Geoghan’s criminal activity as early as 1984 but did nothing to stop it. Now they want to know why.
Jonathan Bloom checks out grease cars.
In Talking Politics, Seth Gitell examinesTom Birmingham's two choices on the Clean Elections Law.
In the Phoenix editorial, Brown's student editors did the right thing.
In Out There, Andrew Weiner looks at what's in a name.
In Urban Buy, Mike Miliard finds waking up is hard to do.
Plus, this just in:
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FIRST DOOFUS:
Junior
BIG HIT:
Acting like a champ
CONFERENCE:
Art activism
FOLLOW-UP
EPA calls Grace site safe
MEDIA:
Surprise! Rational talk about reparations.
ARTISTIC DISPLAY:
Burlesque busts out
LET THE BUYER BEWARE:
Green Day to 'BCN
TALKING POLITICS:
Moakley and Pacheco meet
CHARITABLE MISGIVING:
Turning a blind eye to Textron’s Turkey deal
Letters to the editor
Moon Signs
Dr. Lovemonkey
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Hot Tix -
Future Events
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Brett Milano harks the return of Robyn Hitchcock and the Soft Boys;
Jonathan Perry bounces back with Spoon;
Jon Caramanica thinks about Aceyalone’s eclectic acceptance;
Lloyd Schwartz waxes classical about Mark Morris’s Four Saints, Frederica von Stade, and Gunther Schuller;
Michael Freedberg rediscovers Daft Punk;
and Ted Drozdowski asks are the Sheila Divine Boston’s next big rock stars?
Plus, Roadtripping and
live reviews of Dropkick Murphys,
Sex Mob,
O-Town.
Also, short reviews of:-
Eve :
SCORPION
Los Super Seven:
CANTO
The Rosenbergs:
MISSION: YOU
BS 2000 :
SIMPLY MORTIFIED
Thug Murder :
THE 13TH ROUND
John Gorka :
THE COMPANY YOU KEEP
The Sadies :
TREMENDOUS EFFORTS
The Kings of Nuthin’ :
GET BUSY LIVIN OR GET BUSY DYIN’
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Peter Keough's Oscar predictions,
Chris Fujiwara previews Béla Tarr’s Werckmeister Harmonies,
Mike Miliard hypes the 26th Annual New England Film & Video Festival,
and Sarah P. Morris says Ümer Kavur makes time stand still.
And in Film Culture, Gerald Peary says Too Much Sleep is endless.
Also, short reviews of:
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The Brothers
Exit Wounds
Heartbreakers
Say It Isn't So
The Taste of Others
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Carolyn Clay watches myth battle farce in Amphitryon,
Iris Fanger says Over the River has a Simonized shine,
Robert David Sullivan aisle hops between Triptych and Figurations,
and Carolyn Clay praises the Vagina Monologues.
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Marcia B. Siegel reviews Rinde Eckert’s Ravenshead, Mark Morris’s Four Saints, and Aeros
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Jeffrey Gantz asks Weil to ask God about Abraham, Isaac, the wood, and the ram.
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Michael Freedberg reads two books for the money era
and Julia Hanna says she knows Joy Williams
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Clif Garboden's Hot Dots
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Uncorked:
bottles for party time
On the Cheap:
Blue Plate Express.
Noshing & Sipping:
Edamame.
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Best Music Poll 2000
Fall Band Guide
The 3rd annual Best issue
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Listings Index
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Personals
Classifieds
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