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The Daily Free Press

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Sam Yoon joins race for mayor

By Daily Free Press Admin February 9, 2009

Boston City Councilor-At-Large Sam Yoon joined the race for mayor Sunday afternoon.' Yoon told the Boston Phoenix Sunday he was running, but he will make the official announcement in the next few weeks.

Artist arrested for local graffiti

By Daily Free Press Admin February 9, 2009

The artist responsible for the popular 'Hope' posters of President Barack Obama may also be responsible for illegal graffiti on the Boston University Bridge, according to Boston Police Department officials.

Ethical Society of Boston meets without ritual

By Daily Free Press Admin February 9, 2009

Instead of heading to church to hear a sermon on Sundays, the Ethical Society of Boston uses the day of rest to pursue a way to create a more humane society in the world, sans religion.

Obama has work to do in Israel, speaker says

By Daily Free Press Admin February 9, 2009

There is not much hope for a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine, Israeli journalist and author Gershom Gorenberg told about 135 people at the Ohabei Shalom Temple in Brookline on Sunday night.

Troupe passes Zellweger the pudding

By Daily Free Press Admin February 6, 2009

Though there were plenty of skirts and heels in the parade that wound through the streets of Cambridge Thursday afternoon, Ren'eacute;e Zellweger, honored as the Hasty Pudding Theatricals' Woman of the Year, was the only actual lady of the bunch.

Ambassador urges change

By Daily Free Press Admin February 6, 2009

The message of change exalted by President Barack Obama can benefit foreign as well as domestic relations, former Japanese ambassador Akio Kawato said Thursday.

Peacekeeping in a restless world

By Daily Free Press Admin February 6, 2009

United Nations peacekeeping officials informed about 100 attendees of the new challenges the U.N. faces due to shifting world political landscape, and proposed solutions to overcome these difficulties at the Harvard Kennedy School Thursday night.

Must’ve really needed the condom

By Daily Free Press Admin February 6, 2009

Security at Shelton Hall reported to police that a resident witnessed someone punching a vending machine and breaking the glass at 2:37 a.m. Jan. 26.

Author explains the science of attraction to museum-goers

By Daily Free Press Admin February 5, 2009

Helen Fisher knew that people are attracted to each other based on looks and' similarities in education, religious and social values. What she wanted to know was why.

Marijuana law discussed at NU

By Daily Free Press Admin February 5, 2009

The passage of a law decriminalizing marijuana possession of an ounce or less is no reason for college students to abandon common sense, panelists at Northeastern University said Wednesday.

Author urges students to service

By Daily Free Press Admin February 4, 2009

Those planning to celebrate Black History Month have a lot to commemorate since the historic election of President Barack Obama, 'New York Times' best-selling author Omar Tyree said at Suffolk University Tuesday.

Residents of Allston say snow is unsafe

By Daily Free Press Admin February 4, 2009

The endless lakes of semi-frozen slush between sidewalks are an unfortunate part of winter life in New England, but some Allston-Brighton residents said the slush this year has become unbearable due to less-than-thorough snowplows.

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