Richard M. Burnes
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Tobacman Moves from Eliot to Indonesia, PBHA to HIID
For someone who's about to finish four years of studying physics and move to Indonesia to work with local banks,
Austin Wins WWF Belt Before Crowd At Fleet Center
BOSTON--The Real Man of the Year was nowhere to be seen, but that didn't stop 19,028 fans and a high-wheeling
Cross-Dressed Men Parade Through Square
Dressed for a day on the town in red dresses, matching lipstick and not much else, 30 to 40 revelers
Groups Combine Forces to Challenge Development in City
On most winter afternoons the light in Michael L. Charney's apartment just off Kirkland Street is blocked by William James
Federal Grant Will Improve Cambridge Common
More than a hundred years after it was first fenced in and landscaped, the Cambridge Common will soon be undergoing
Chelsea Vendors Upbeat
CHELSEA, Mass.--Three years ago this city hidden among the oil tanks and container yards of Boston's inner harbor seemed to
Mass Ave Pub's Effort to Change Name Rebuffed by License Board
For years it's been a pretty sure bet that if you showed up at 880 Mass. Ave. on any given
Gore Speaks at IOP, Describes Plans for Environment
Balancing a grave discussion of global warming with a playful deadpan wit, Vice President Al Gore '69 gave the inaugural
Mass. Legislature Votes to Reinstate Death Penalty
BOSTON--After 12 hours of debate yesterday, the Massachusetts House of Representatives voted 81 to 79 to reinstitute the death penalty.
Plans Draw Local Ire
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences hasn't hired an architect for the proposed Knafel Center for Government and International Affairs,