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MBTA Renovates Harvard Square Subway Stop
Students scavenging for caffeine at Crema Cafe or searching to quell a sugar fix at Hidden Sweets may have noticed Harvard Square’s own “Green Monster,” a large construction pit blockaded
Back Seat for Harvard Square ‘Chair Club’!
“I don’t know what happened, they didn’t give us no explanation – they just took it out, “ said Dennis Coveney, “president” of The Chair Club. “It would have been considerate
1,000 Pre-Frosh Visiting for Visitas
Harvard will open its gates to about 1,000 prospective students this weekend under the heading of a new unofficial name: Visitas. The new moniker for the program is one of several
Lingerie Boutique Opens on JFK Street
Forty Winks, a new lingerie boutique on 56 JFK St. above Shay’s Pub and Wine Bar, opened its doors last Friday, hoping to meet Harvard Square’s demand for lingerie. The store’s
The Kong Celebrates Chinese New Year
Although the red Chinese lanterns decorating Harvard Square had been destroyed by last week’s high winds and torrential rains, Mass Ave. was alive with firecrackers, drums, and lion dancers during
Harvard Promotes Shopping in Square
Despite the busier weeks leading up to winter break this year due to the new academic calendar, administrators are encouraging students and faculty to shop in Harvard Square for their
Restaurant Aims for April Opening
First Printer Restaurant, Bar, and Grill expects to open its doors April 1, replacing the now-empty Herrell’s Ice Cream on Dunster St. After 27 years of serving ice cream, Jeffrey Stanett
New Café To See Delayed Opening
Students who used to grab lunch at Z Square will have to wait a few months longer for its successor to open. Despite earlier projections of a December opening, the 14
Retailers Experience Low-Key Black Friday in Square
Though Black Friday in Harvard Square lacked the typical 5 a.m. rush of shoppers searching for dramatically slashed price tags, dispersed sales for smaller items did draw some bargain hunters
Folk VIPs honored in Harvard Square
In the 60s, one of the hubs of the folk boom was Cambridge. The epicenter of this nascent movement was Harvard Square, where you could find a Boston University dropout named
Square Embraces Folk Music Roots
This month, Harvard Square will return to its folk roots and celebrate the area’s role in developing of folk music with special events and displays of archival photos in stores
