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Louie Legendary

Greg Vogt

They always tell you that making a good first impression means everything, but if there is one thing I have learned since moving to Boston, it’s that first impressions often mean nothing.  I’ll be the first to admit that I have made many wrong assumptions about the majority of people I have met.   But of all the people I’ve misjudged through the years, Louie is the one who really taught me this lesson. The first time I saw Louie was on a cold night down the street from where I live.  I was walking home for an extensive percussive practicing session so my mind was still on the drums.  As I was moseying down Massachusetts Avenue, I began to hear something that captured my attention.  It was a loud yelling, almost like a manmade siren bellowing, “Move!”  Upon hearing the …

Someone to Sing To

Kelsey Worley

Demeter

Rosemary Hilliard

Metropolis: A Boston Summer

Kathryn Bilinski

Racism in Restaurants

Courtney Swain

The Promise

Kiel Gulick

My Grandmother the Alien

Luis Lascano

A Strange Encounter

Michael Hazani

The Hero

Sue Buzzard

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Belv Building

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Elizabeth Jordyn Blakely

Madonna of the Magnificat

Sandro Botticelli

Time

llison Healy

Aroma

Allison Healy

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Henry Diltz

March 23, 2-4 PM, Cafe 939

Janis Ian Book Group

March 25 & April 1, 6-8 PM

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FUSION, Berklee’s global arts magazine, publishes writing in all genres, photography, video, and music by students, faculty, staff, and alumni from across the U.S. and our international communities. We feature distinguished guest artists, including three U.S. Poet Laureates, a U.K. Poet Laureate, National Book Award finalists, and writers whose awards include NEA, NEH, Guggenheim, and MacArthur fellowships, a PEN Award, and the Pulitzer Prize.