Photos: Occupy Boston plans financial district take-over

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Photos: Occupy Boston demonstrations, from Dewey Square to the financial district

From September 30 to October 11, 2011

By LIZ PELLY, ALI CARTER, ARIEL SHEARER AND MOLLY GEIGER | October 11, 2011

Tuesday, October 11, 2011 | Boston Police arrest 100 participants in the "Occupy Boston" demonstrations (in association with the "Occupy Wall Street" movement). More photos of the arrests here.

READ: Liveblog: Occupy Boston

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Occupy Everywhere
P&J must say that the Occupy Wall Street folks (whose enterprise is now spreading like wildfire) pretty much have "the big idea" covered: 1 percent have an incredibly large slice of the money and the other 99 percent of us suffer. Why is this?
Occupy America
Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Boston, Occupy Maine...
Occupy the future
After barreling straight ahead for more than three months, Occupy is at its first fundamental turning point.
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Occupy Everywhere
P&J must say that the Occupy Wall Street folks (whose enterprise is now spreading like wildfire) pretty much have "the big idea" covered: 1 percent have an incredibly large slice of the money and the other 99 percent of us suffer. Why is this?
Occupy America
Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Boston, Occupy Maine...
Occupy the future
After barreling straight ahead for more than three months, Occupy is at its first fundamental turning point.
Suit withdrawn; video series continue; new book emerges
As OccupyMaine activists withdraw their lawsuit against the city, they also continue to plan events and produce video installments of both OccupyMaine TV and The People's Mike for community-access television and online viewing.
Wall Street's death wish
If you read the front page of the September 6 New York Times , P+J hope you are either dumbfounded, appalled, frightened, or so pissed off that you went and got the Uzi from the attic and looked for the Amtrak schedule for the Northeast Corridor trains running to New York City and Washington, DC. At least it shows you are paying attention.
Graduate studies
I'm not a big fan of the "you are what you eat" theory of musical influence. I've experienced enough defective Radiohead knockoffs in my day to know that a group's favorite bands often have nil to do with how their music will sound. I also think that our systems of influence are a bit more porous and a bit less under our control than any eating metaphor might suggest.
The con goes on
David Mamet has always had a professional fascination with confidence men who pretend to be businessmen.
Review: Patti Smith's Just Kids
How do you get to be the Godmother of Punk? Pure dumb luck, for starters.
Diamon Flip-Flops
If Al Diamon wants to break down the political and other mistakes of the 21st century, he could include a few of his own.
Joan Armatrading | This Charming Life
Joan Armatrading’s previous album just didn’t feel right. This Charming Life is more like it.
Review: Inside Job
Although Inside Job is destined for Academy acclaim, it seems unlikely that anyone will actually enjoy Charles Ferguson's new documentary.
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