Through her Newton-based business, Rebooked, Miller recirculates her favorite books and vintage items throughout the area.
Metro, Business, Features, Newton
Newton-Based Business Rebooked Repurposes Old Books Into New Hands
Through her Newton-based business, Rebooked, Miller recirculates her favorite books and vintage items throughout the area.
Opinions, Column
Normalize Fanfiction
I will say it loud and proud: I love fanfiction. You can find smut and fluff, G-rated content and R-rated content, and everything in between. There are works that are fewer than 500 words and longer than 500,000 words.
News
Law Professor Defends Masking in ‘The Case for Masks’
Using his legal and medical background, Hashimoto tries to cut through partisan rhetoric around the COVID-19 pandemic, and argues for the importance of masking in the United States.
Opinions, TU/TD
Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down: Oct. 13
Thumbs Up: Flies. Flies everywhere are really having a moment. From the national debate stage to…the national debate stage. Five years ago, could you ever have imagined that the one thing you would take away from a vice presidential debate would be that a fly landed on Mike Pence’s hair? #flygate
Metro, Arts
A Peek Inside Newtonville Books
Just after celebrating its 20th anniversary, Newtonville Books is still up and running. Despite a transfer of ownership and a change of location, Newtonville Books remains a relevant, independent brick-and-mortar bookstore, even in the age of Amazon retail.
Metro, Features, Boston
It’s ‘The’ Trident: Inside Boston’s Independent Bookstore and Cafe
The Trident Booksellers and Cafe bounced back after a fire put it out of business, maintaining its power as a Boston fixture and fan favorite.
Arts, On Campus
Art of Bookbinding Turns Pages in Roycroft Exhibit
‘Dreams of Art & Glory: Book Craft by the Roycrofters’ allows students to learn about bookbinding in the early 19th century at Babst Library.
Blog, TU/TD
All Sorts of Opinions on Registering for Classes: TU/TD
“Hardcover books are merely aesthetic materials that look intellectual and pretty on a bookshelf.”
Column, Opinions
Determined to Read for Pleasure
“Reading requires effort and deliberation, and after your assigned reading of Kant or Faulkner, turning on Friends seems like the better choice.”
