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Human Rights center in jeopardy
The University of Iowa's Center for Human Rights is celebrating its 10th anniversary, but at the same time, it is busy raising money to make sure there's an 11th.
Alcott was a Jo,a but there was nothing a littlea about her life
Louisa May Alcott inspired generations of girls with her own portrait in "Little Women" as rowdy, moody Jo March, who wished she had been born a boy, loved to run and skate, wrote plays with dashing parts for herself and "scribbled" stories to support herself and her family.
Ex Newton educator dies in bike accident
At 71 years old, retired Newton educator Robert Zeeb wasn't slowing down. He was gearing up to ride his bicycle across the country.
A 'Little Women' in need of music and inspiration
While "A Christmas Carol" continues to remain a reliable holiday season cash cow , many theaters are testing alternatives for making the box office sing "Noel." At Forest Park's Circle Theatre, director-designer Bob Knuth has collaborated with Rani Blair-O'Brien on a new stage adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women." This "play with music" ...
TomTom to bring free lane guidance, text-to-speech, iPod control to iPhone GPS app
TomTom's probably still dizzy from the hit that Google laid on it just a few days ago, but it has somehow managed to get its bearings long enough to announce that a slew of gratis updates are incoming for its highly-hyped iPhone navigation app .
'Little Women' is big entertainment
The mother in Sierra Repertory Theatre's musical production of "Little Women" has got to be the luckiest parent in the world.
Concord Probate Court session to shut down
The Middlesex Probate & Family Court in Concord has fallen victim to the budget crisis.
Hot Event in Santa Clara Becomes Cool with the iPhone
This week just saw the SYS-CON iPhone Developer Summit come to the West Coast on November 3rd.
Pulitzer-Prize winner Doris Kearns Goodwin to accept local literary award
Doris Kearns Goodwin still remembers the first time she stepped into what seemed like endless rows of stacks in Harvard's storied Widener Library.
Magellan and Tom Tom go head to head
All in all, as you will see, the Magellan 4700 with the optional traffic link was the clear front runner with a couple of slight exceptions.
Vanderbilt picks up basketball commitment
Vanderbilt has picked up a commitment from one of the nation's top high school small forwards, a decision that surprised two schools.
Halloween is almost behind us, so it's time to think about Thanksgiving. If you do your own baking, there are coupon deals that will help make it easy for you.
'Middle-class rabbits' not welcome
Some books, now considered literary classics, didn't get a warm reception from the censors of their time.
Freeman Trail's end extended from Westford to Sudbury
Thanks to a $500,000 grant, the town of Westford will no longer be the end of the line for the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail.
Launched during the peak of the State Ports Authoritya s turmoil last winter, a now-complete strategic plan maps out the agencya s assets and how it can grow successfully.
Chance Theater to produce 'Little Women'
Just in time for the holidays comes a tune-filled theatrical gift: "Little Women: The Broadway Musical," presented by The Chance Theater Nov.
Despite the title, there's nothing little about the Aurora Performing Arts Group's new production.
Walter "Eddie" Zygala, 88, of Hampton, formerly of Sudbury, Mass., died Tuesday, Oct.