February 3, 2011 — vol. 46, no 26
Boston Scenes
Local and Culturally Relevant Events this week
Tianna Barbosa (r) and Elizabeth Lemos, both seventh-graders at Eugene Wright Middle School in Chelsea, admire the DNA double helix they created out of Legos as part of a recent “Fidelity Investments Field Trip” at MIT. More than 100 students from Eugene Wright took part and visited a robotics lab, the Chandra Observatory and the DNA Lego Project. (Craig Bailey, Perspective photo) |
Lenny Williams, formerly of Tower of Power, performs a concert at the Russell Auditorium in Dorchester on Jan. 29. (Tony Irving photo) |
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The Roxbury YMCA served as host for a Candidate’s Forum for the Boston City Council District 7 Special Election. Pictured (from l to r) are four of the seven candidates: Haywood Fennell, Cornell Mills, Natalie Carithers and Tito Jackson. (Eric Esteves photo) |
President of Boston Architectural College Ted Landsmark (l) speaks during the “Boston Talks Race” forum as James E. Rooney, the executive director of the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority listens. The forum, held at The Boston Foundation, explored the reputation and the reality of race relations in Boston. (Don West photo) |
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The Greater Boston Section, National Council of Negro Women (GBS, NCNW) hosted an after-play reception at the Huntington Theatre on Jan. 23 with cast members of “Ruined” and Congressman Barney Frank. (Photo courtesy of Jo Sephus) |
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