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Vol. I, Issue 11
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Published 01.26.04
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Opinion
The Art of the Pimp
by Martin Schoen
Traditionally the term 'pimp' has had a negative connotation. As a reference to someone who promotes and trades in indulgences of the flesh, the word was not used commonly in civilized society. These days the word is thrown about much more casually, partially due to the influence of hip-hop lyrics on modern culture. Often people can be referred to as 'pimps'...
Topical
From Dr. King to HMS: When's our march?
by Ji Yeon Kim
Today in PD, I watched a short excerpt of the 1963 March on Washington from the classic "Eyes on the Prize" documentary series. Men, women, young and old, black and white, were getting out of buses, picking up their signs and slogans and walking together. Although history textbooks spotlighted the leaders of the Civil Rights...
Leaving Longwood
An Evening at the North End's Mamma Maria's
by Mario Ramirez
Although we've covered a few of the different Boston neighborhoods here in Leaving Longwood, we have yet to really discuss the North End. If you've been here for more than a few weeks, chances are you've already ventured over there more than once or twice...
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The Second Year Show opens on Thursday, January 29th.
Eat Your Heart Out
The Baking Stone
Last week I acquired a baking stone. Some of you may wonder what this is, to which I reply
it is quite simply a flat stone, in this case a large ceramic rectangle, that is sitting at the bottom of my oven. And what does one do with a baking stone? One bakes. Specifically, one bakes yeast doughs, including bread and pizza...
Survey Says
"As a future leader of medicine, what is it that you feel passionate about?"
HMStyle
By Heidi Goodarzi & Yetsa Tuakli-Wosornu
Target: Meena Kumari Singh
Year of Birth: 1981
Hometown: Kansas City, Kansas
Current Residence: Boston via Hollywood (aka University o' SpoiledChildren)
H&Y:How do you describe your look?
MKS:Nouveau 80's...
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