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By Benjamin K Nissan, Alexa I Stern, Sara Joe Wolansky, Kate C. Xie, and Chang Xu

zsquare - 14 JFK Street, former home to Z Square, will house a new eatery later than expected, welcoming restauranters next spring rather than in December as originally planned. By Sara Joe Wolansky

Kicking off the Holiday Spirit - The Cambridge Artists’ Cooperative gets into the holiday spirit with a dazzling display of glass-blown ornaments in their exhibit titled “Festival of Ornaments: a kaleidoscope of color and form” at the Church Street gallery. By Alexa I Stern

- Trisha Kennealy presents her idea of a web startup to help families prepare wholesome meals at the kickoff of the HBS alumni Venture Contest. By Chang Xu

world AIDS day - AIDS is a disease that crosses cultural boundaries, comments Philip Yenawine, co-founding director of Visual Understanding in Education, regarding an image of an African American male holding a poster. In commemoration of World AIDS Day, Philip Yenawine presented images and reflected on the impact of AIDS on artists in "World AIDS Day Lecture: Seeing AIDS," an event held in the lecture hall of the Arthur M. Sackler Museum. By Kate C. Xie

World_AIDS_Day - As part of World AIDS Day, Philip Yenawine presented images and reflected on the impact of AIDS on artists in “Seeing AIDS,” held in the Sackler Museum. By Kate C. Xie

Photos of the Day 12/1/2009

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