April is National Poetry Month. Scribble a sonnet, letter a limerick, or take some time to appreciate another poet’s work.

Say no to the telly during National TV Turn Off Week. Start a craft project, finally get around to organizing your closet, or crack open that memoir you’ve been meaning to read.

Say no to the telly during National TV Turn Off Week. Start a craft project, finally get around to organizing your closet, or crack open that memoir you’ve been meaning to read.

Say no to the telly during National TV Turn Off Week. Start a craft project, finally get around to organizing your closet, or crack open that memoir you’ve been meaning to read.

Say no to the telly during National TV Turn Off Week. Start a craft project, finally get around to organizing your closet, or crack open that memoir you’ve been meaning to read.

Say no to the telly during National TV Turn Off Week. Start a craft project, finally get around to organizing your closet, or crack open that memoir you’ve been meaning to read.

Today is the Day of Silence, when Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning students and their straight allies take a vow of silence for a whole day. Speak up without saying a word.

Say no to the telly during National TV Turn Off Week. Start a craft project, finally get around to organizing your closet, or crack open that memoir you’ve been meaning to read.

Say no to the telly during National TV Turn Off Week. Start a craft project, finally get around to organizing your closet, or crack open that memoir you’ve been meaning to read.

Center for New Words


Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 7:00 p.m.
Kotzen Meeting Center, Simmons College


the immigrant suite: hey xenophobe! who you calling a foreigner?

Jari Boutique invites you to join us for refreshments and meet two

hardworking women who have benefited from Career Collaborative’s services.



Thursday May 1, 2008

6:00 – 8:00 pm

Jari Boutique

236 Clarendon

Boston, MA  02116

617-725-0244

www.jariboutique.com

Margaret Thatcher became the first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on this day in 1979.

It has changed a lot over the years, but Harvard Square remains a great place to hang out, window shop and people watch. This weekend you have one more reason to go, the 25th annuall Mayfair: 

There will be over 30 restaurant vendors, hundreds of street vendors selling artwork, jewelry, vintage clothing, neighborhood sidewalk sales and chalk on the walk.

From 12:00 until 6:00pm

See Harvardsquare.com for more info. 

This is the first day of Astronomy Week. Spend an evening in the backyard looking at the stars. Blanket optional.

This is the first day of Astronomy Week. Spend an evening in the backyard looking at the stars. Blanket optional.