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Thursday, September 03, 2009

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Living with HPV

It afflicts millions, yet no one talks about this nightmarish STD. Now one woman bares all.
The results are “normal.” I breathe a sigh of relief. But should I be relieved? It’s been two years since I heard a registered nurse tell me “You have HPV,” and I am still getting scraped from the inside out, still making appointments to see doctors, and still terrified that I’ll get cancer.
By: LISA SPINELLI  |  September 04, 2009
 

Arts

Architecture of Heaven and Earth
Félix Candela's curves, Walter Gropius's boxes
Not so elementary
Barbara Bradley Hagerty goes looking for God
Photos: Kirsten Hassenfeld at Bell Gallery
Kirsten Hassenfeld at Bell Gallery, Brown University, until Nov. 1, 2009.
Sins of the play
Israel Horovitz returns to Gloucester

Food

Dawat Fine Indian Cuisine
Exactly what you'd expect — and then some
Mike's Bánh-Mì
A great Vietnamese sandwich for both beginners and advanced eaters

Life

A girl's guide to Boston boys
Stop looking for love in all the wrong places
Apartment aid
Outfit your digs with bad art, help save a life
Back to school supplies
Big Fat Whale
College implants
Hoopleville
Comic: HPV doesn't discriminate
How could this happen?
Field guide to Facebook
Log on at your own peril! We take you on a surfing safari and break down the site's 19 most browser-busting bozos.
High dives
It's harder than ever to find a bar with soul in town these days. But it's not impossible.
Living with HPV
It afflicts millions, yet no one talks about this nightmarish STD. Now one woman bares all.
Welcome Back 2009
A newcomer's guide to Boston
When a bicyclist falls in the city, does it make a noise?
A look at the city's most dangerous intersections
Wild nights
For better or worse, gay life is ditching the bars

Movies

Interview: Bobcat Goldthwait
Bobcat unleashes another not-so-funny comedy
Love letter
Gerald Peary's ode to the film critic
Review: Extract
Mike Judge goes back to work
Review: Flame and Citron
Scandanavian Nazi-assassin film gets a bit bogged down
Review: Halloween II
Rob Zombie's newest bloody mess
Review: My One and Only
A side of George Hamilton seldom seen these days
Review: Somers Town
Shane Meadows' latest triumph
Review: The Final Destination
Can-we-cheat-death exercise takes a fourth go-round

Movies Continued

The hub of film criticism?
A peek into the  Phoenix archives

Music

Delayed gratification
At long last, Autolux returns
Luis Bonilla | I Talking Now
NJCO/Planet Arts (2009)
Major laser
Naked Raygun assess their legacy
No translation necessary
Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys, live at the M FA, September 26, 2009
Photos: Black Moth Super Rainbow at ICA
Black Moth Super Rainbow, live at the ICA on August 28, 2009
Photos: Britney Spears at TD Garden
Britney Spears, live at TD Garden on August 29, 2009
Photos: Weezer at Comcast Center
Weezer, live at the Comcast Center, on August 29, 2009
Pilot program
Super Time Pilot rise from Quiet Desperation
Review: Dr. John and the Neville Brothers at House of Blues
Dr. John and the Neville Brothers, live at the House of Blues on August 28, 2009
Taken By Trees | East of Eden
Rough Trade (2009)
Young folk
Lonesome Vince presents the Grand Ole Hoot

News

Boston in the 70s: Part 7
Photos of Allston and Brighton from the Boston Phoenix's archives
Choosing Kennedy’s successor
The state needs to name a replacement — and soon
Giant shadow
Though he won't be on the ballot, Ted Kennedy's influence will be keenly felt in the special election to replace him.
Hammer swings through Harvard
Ad lib department
Looking for Trouble
Lisa Sliwa and the Angels find it in Boston
Lunch-bucket elite
Letters to the Boston editor, September 4, 2009
Wheels in Motion
Ghana Fly Now

RecRoom

Crossword: ''You sound like L''
And so do these entries
Fall guys
As summer winds down, sports crime picks back up

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