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By CHRIS FARAONE | May 20, 2009

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ARTICLES BY CHRIS FARAONE

LETTER TO AN OLD CONTRARIAN | December 21, 2011
Most of the classes I had with Christopher Hitchens began the same way.

A LONGING LOOK AT 2011'S LOST LIBERTIES | December 21, 2011
You might already be outraged over San Francisco's Happy Meal ban.

THE YEAR 'NEW BATTLING' TOOK OVER BOSTON | December 20, 2011
There's one thing that most people know about battle rapping: 8 Mile .

OCCUPY EVERYWHERE | December 14, 2011
Forget the plowed debris field left at Dewey Square. That space is no longer synonymous with Occupy Boston — the movement is pushing forward.

MASS TAKES BACK THE CAPITOL | December 07, 2011
Social activists haven't reached Scott Brown by picketing his Boston office on New Sudbury Street.

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CHOMSKY TO OCCUPY: MOVE TO THE NEXT STAGE
Noam Chomsky has advice for the Occupy movement, whose encampments all over the country are being swept away by police.

INTERVIEW: VIOLENT J ON THE FBI, ODD FUTURE, AND WHY HE PULLS MORE HOTTIES THAN WE DO
It's been another wicked year for the Insane Clown Posse.

CELEBRATING 2011 IN DINING, ALL OVER THE PLACE
This past year was so simple. It was the year of the gastropub, and if you didn't paint the ceiling black and put the menu or the beer list on a blackboard, you were old school.

2011: THE YEAR IN CHEAP EATS
We uncovered amazing value-priced restaurants in every corner of Greater Boston this year.

THE BEST FILMS OF 2011 ARE NOT THE BALLYHOOED
The films this year were kind of like the current field of Republican presidential candidates: some are entertaining, but there's no clear frontrunner, and there's more attention on the flashiest and least substantial than on the more thoughtful and genuine.