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Junior Tania Rivers-Moore teaches a participant as freshmen Matthew Wu and Cherie Hu watch from the background.

Harvard in the City

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Junior Tania Rivers-Moore teaches youth on Saturday afternoon as freshmen Matthew Wu and Cherie Hu watch from the background.

Harvard in the City

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Tania Rivers-Moore, Cherie Hu, and Amir Bitran hold up a sign on Saturday afternoon in Brattle Square.

City Council Election Issues Part II
Crime

City Council Hopefuls Examine Safety Within Cambridge

With the Cambridge City Council election just less than four weeks away, candidates reflected in interviews with Crimson reporters last week on what can be done to address the issues of safety and crime in the city.

Smoking Ban
Cambridge City Council

Residents Try To Smoke Out Public Housing Smoking Ban at City Council Meeting

The Council unanimously adopted Vice Mayor E. Denise Simmons’s amended policy order strongly urging the CHA to continue public discussion of the smoking ban until August 2014, when the ban is scheduled to go into effect.

Smoking Ban
Cambridge City Council

Smoking Ban

Mary Paulson-Patton and fellow ban opponents filled in the City Hall chamber on Monday to voice their discontent during the public hearing. All ban opponents wore red badges with the slogan ‘No Ban!’ printed on a stop sign.

Smoking Ban
Cambridge City Council

Smoking Ban

Mary Paulson-Patton and fellow ban opponents filled in the City Hall chamber on Monday to voice their discontent during the public hearing. All ban opponents wore red badges with the slogan ‘No Ban!’ printed on a stop sign.

Street Robbery Activity
Crime

Street Robbery Activity

In the last week of September, six violent street robberies were reported throughout Cambridge, primarily occurring between 8 p.m. and 2 a.m.

Street Robbery Activity
Crime

Cambridge Crime Falls Overall While Violent Crime Rises in Q3

The overall crime rates in Cambridge have fallen 9 percent in the first three quarters of 2013 compared to last year, but the number of violent crimes has increased by 18 percent between August and September 2013, according to a monthly report from the Cambridge Police Department.

Food and Drink

Froyo Wars

Try walking 10 feet across Harvard Square without seeing a froyo cup. No need to fret—FM took to the streets to determine Harvard Square’s best froyo.

Food and Drink

The Harvard Square Bartender's Guide to Wine

FM spoke to bartenders working in the Square and near the Quad on the best wine deals in town, whether you’re looking for a sit down meal, getting drinks with friends, or just craving a rich glass of red.

Himalaya
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Himalaya

Conservation photographer Sandesh Kadur points out the wide diversity of life in the Himalayas. In his talk yesterday at the Sackler Museum, he discussed how global change impacts biodiversity in the mountain ecosystem.

Crime

Police: Male Robbed at Knifepoint Along Cambridge Common

An armed robbery occurred at knifepoint on Garden Street along Cambridge Common Monday evening, according to a community advisory issued by the Harvard University Police Department Tuesday afternoon.

Portugal. the Man
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This Week in Arts (10/1/2013)

Portugal. the Man
Music

Portugal. the Man

Lead Singer John Gourley belts the lyrics to "All Your Light" to kick off the concert at the House of Blues in Boston. Since their first EP almost 10 years ago, Portugal. the Man developed out of Gourley's high school band back in Alaska.

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