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Inside Background
The "Republic of Cambridge" as it is often referred to is a very liberal city...
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The history of Cambridge is intertwined with the history (and birthplace) of...
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When you think of Cambridge neighborhoods, think "Square."  This is somewhat of...
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Cambridge is home to many bookstores. Go downstairs at Harvard Bookstore to...
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There are a few local organizations that may be of assistance to you in...
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Cambridge weather can be unpredictable. If you don't like the weather, wait 10...
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Impressive architecture can be found around MIT.   Take a walking tour from the...
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Home to two of America's most prestigious universities (Harvard and M.I.T...
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Inside Transportation
From Logan Airport  If you are arriving to Cambridge via Boston's Logan...
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Getting around Cambridge is relatively easy if you are game to take public...
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Cambridge has very good public transportation, with service by both the "T...
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From the airport to Cambridge, it's metered, but from Cambridge back to the...
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If you're set on driving (and thus parking) in Cambridge, give yourself plenty...
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Zip Car, the alternative rental car vendor, is headquartered in Cambridge...
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Inside Things to Do
  Cambridge is  a great place to travel with kids, especially in the spring...
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Harvard Square is the primary area of Cambridge to consider for your nightlife...
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One of the best things to do in Cambridge is to visit the glass flowers museum...
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The dance complex in central square, www.dancecomplex.org , is a good place to...
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The Garment District is a great place to shop for used clothes. The are located...
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In the summer you can canoe or kayak in the Charles River. If you don't have a...
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The Harvard Cooperative Society, known more generally as " The Coop " provides...
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Some facts about Harvard Square:  - Home to Harvard University, renowned...
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The MIT Museum is a place that explores invention, ideas, and innovation. Home...
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Mount Auburn Cemetery has been designated a National Historic Landmark by the...
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Food and Music in Cambridge Looking to catch a bite and rock out in the same...
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Inside Dining Scene
Harvard Square Upstairs on the Square serves dependable food in an opulently...
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Coffee  Yes, there is a Starbucks or Dunkin' Donuts on every corner. However...
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With many high tech companies in Cambridge, the definition of "business dinner...
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Cambridge has many cheap eats for travelers on a budget: Harvard Square The...
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Harvard Square As Harvard Square is often the part of Cambridge where large...
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Most restaurants in Cambridge serve until 10:00p.m. (or 11:00pm on the...
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Cambridge has fabulous restaurants in the squares and hiding on the side...
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Half hipster-haven, half-MIT hangout, the B-Side Lounge is by far the best...
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Inside United States: For Foreign Visitors
Currency  The United States uses the United States dollar as its currency. The...
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For most visitors, a passport and a visa are the two critical documents you...
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Call 911 for all emergencies, police, fire, and medical. There are still some...
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American jargon diverges from the rest of the world's -- most notably from...
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 The standard American telephone number is ten digits, such as 555-555-1234...
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Reminder and Warning:  This information is highly contested, confusing by...
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In many states motels, hotels and innkeepers of any description are subject to...
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Things NOT To Forget: Tipping: restaurant and bar menus indicate prices without...
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A discount shopping trip in the United States can be a real bonanza for...
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Canadian citizens flying between a Canadian and American airport require a...
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On your first visit to the USA from the UK, you will probably think there will...
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Eye Contact In the United States, most people consider it polite, and a...
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Contents:  1. Understanding the "sales tax" on merchandise and food in the U.S...
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The image of the American car on a lone road is semi-iconic: names like Ford...
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In the U.S., there are certain customs about little ones that may differ from...
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Unlike most countries around the World, the USA requires all air passengers to...
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If you have young children and want to eat in a relaxed atmosphere there's...
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