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Living within the history of the Strangler murders Fifty years ago today the Boston Strangler started his notorious killing spree Many of the places where he struck are now occupied by students BOSTON GLOBE

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“Mark Wahlberg is going back to High School? Some 18 yearold’s Prom night is going to be the most memorable night of her life.” @SEEMAKI AFTER HEARING ABOUT THE BOSTON-BORN ACTOR’S ANNOUNCEMENT THAT HE PLANS TO EARN HIS HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA AT THE AGE OF 41

House passes T bailout BOSTON. State representatives yesterday passed a bill meant to bail out the financially troubled MBTA. The roughly $50 million bill was passed just after 5 p.m. by a vote of 130 to 25. Transit leaders and advocates have been pressing lawmakers to act on the bill as time runs out and the T would be forced to make more service reductions and fare hikes. The bill now moves to the Senate. METRO/SHNS

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The amount of the seventh and final Airport Improvement Program grant, which will pay for the completion of runway safety improvements at Logan. Acting Federal Aviation Administrator Michael Huerta announced the award at Logan yesterday. METRO

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As news spread that the alleged Boston Strangler had been arrested on Feb. 25, 1967, onlookers lined the street to get a glimpse of him in the state police wagon.

On a recent evening, the door to 79 Gainsborough St. was propped open as people came and went from the apartment building in the charming Fenway neighborhood. It’s not a remarkable occurrence, but it is a stark contrast to the fear and sense of danger that had come over Boston because of what happened inside that building 50 years ago today. Anna Slesers, a 55-year-old seamstress, was murdered in her apartment at 77 Gainsborough St., (the row of apartment buildings have since been renumbered).

Who was he? BOSTON. No one has ever been charged with the murders police attribute to the Boston Strangler, but one man did confess. Albert DeSalvo was already in jail for sexual assault when he confessed to an inmate that he was

Made for media The horrific crimes have been featured in various

515 Park Drive was where the Boston Strangler killed his eighth victim. It is now a Boston University residence building.

It was the first in a string of 13 murders between 1962 and 1964 in and around Boston that authorities attributed to a suspect dubbed the Boston Strangler. The man would con his way into the women’s apartments and then strangle and sexually assault them. Many of the buildings where the murders occurred are now occupied by young students, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t heard of the notorious spree. Kristen Jones, a Northeastern student from New Jersey, lives in the Gainsborough Street building that is a short responsible for the murders. Police said he provided them with unpublished details about the crime scenes and murders, but he was never charged. Despite that, many people

media over the years: Multiple books have been written about the Boston Strangler and related mur-

“I’m not sure which apartment it happened in. I don’t want to know.” MORTON walk to the university and other colleges. On a recent evening she was on her way out of the building with her classmate Katherine Windgate — who didn’t know a murder had occurred there. “Seriously? I’m not coming to visit you anymore,” Windgate said jokingly. Not far from that building widely believed he was indeed the Strangler. Other theorists have said he wrongly confessed for fame. He later recanted his confession. He was fatally stabbed while in prison in 1973. His body was exhumed and in 2001 researchers said DNA evidence was not a match. METRO

ders believed to be associated with the case. Tony Curtis played Albert DeSalvo in the 1968 movie “The Boston Strangler.”

is 515 Park Drive, where another Boston Strangler murder occurred. That building is now used by Boston University for student housing. At the time, the murders sent the city into a panic as police searched for the killer. The fear caused some women to buy dogs, change their locks and even carry tear gas, according to archived reports. Another murder took place at 1940 Commonwealth Ave., a short walk away from Boston College. BC graduate student Beth Morton has lived in the apartment building for four years. She said she read a book about the Strangler and then realized she lived in the same building as one of the murders. “It’s kind of cool because it’s such a big part of Boston, not a good part, but a big part,” she said. “I’m not sure which apartment it happened in. I don’t want to know.” MICHAEL NAUGHTON

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The Rolling Stones song “Midnight Rambler” is said to be influenced by Albert DeSalvo’s confession. METRO

BU student pleads guilty BOSTON. The Boston University student who was driving a van full of his classmates when it flipped and killed three of them pleaded guilty to reckless driving charges yesterday. Stephen Houseman, 20, faced jail time but instead he was barred from driving in New Zealand, according to the Herald. Meg Theriault, who was seriously injured in the crash returned home yesterday after spending weeks in a New Zealand hospital. METRO

After chase, suspects jump on Red Line CAMBRIDGE. Local and state police arrested two men at the Kendall Square MBTA stop after the suspects fled from officers during a chase. State police chased the suspects through Cambridge when they crashed near the Longfellow Bridge and jumped on the Red Line at the Charles-MGH station, according to WHDH. METRO

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Greig files appeal just one day after sentence Grounds of appeal unknown Letter Greig’s sister wrote to judge unsealed, says Greig was a ‘good twin’ The attorney for Catherine Greig filed an appeal just one day after the 61-year-old was sentenced to prison. Kevin Reddington filed a claim of appeal yesterday, according to court filings. It is likely a procedural move before a deadline expires. However, Reddington was not available when a reporter called his office. The one paragraph appeal states that Greig claims “an appeal of the above captioned conviction to the United States District Court of Appeals.” Greig, the girlfriend of alleged fugitive mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger, was sentenced Tuesday to eight years in prison after she pleaded guilty to harboring and identity fraud charges earlier this year. When asked by a reporter

Greig was sentenced to eight years in prison.

Tuesday if they planned to appeal, Reddington replied “probably not.” Also yesterday, letters sent before the sentencing to Judge Douglas Woodlock were un-

sealed. One of the letters was from Greig’s twin sister Margaret McCusker. In the letter she called Greig the “good twin.” “I cannot speak to exactly why she left with [Bulger],” McCusker wrote, “but she had a sense of duty to care for people that most of us do not have.” Other letters came from the family members of the alleged victims of Bulger. Those letters asked Woodlock to sentence Greig to as much time in jail as possible. “She did everything in her power to ensure that these victims’ families never saw justice done,” wrote Steven Davis, whose sister Debra was killed in 1981. MICHAEL NAUGHTON

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DTX could be the place to live, work and play — it just needs a little help City leaders seem to agree: Downtown Crossing is on the verge of fully realizing its potential. In the wake of this week’s announcement that a 606-foot glass tower is slated for the former Filene’s site, a panel of experts shared ideas yesterday on how the bustling district can transform into a new destination to live, work and let loose. Panelists at the forum “Building Boston 2030: Downtown Crossing — Back in Business” tossed around suggestions like reducing panhandling, expanding public trans-

“Obviously, we all know that the Downtown Crossing area has had some challenges — but I don’t think we’re at a point where we are ready to rebrand it yet.”

ROSEMARIE SANSONE, PRESIDENT OF DOWNTOWN BOSTON BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT CORP.

portation to the area, refurbishing buildings and encouraging businesses to stay open later. “I think the opportunities in this district are as fantastic as anywhere,” said Howard Elkus, panelist and co-founder of Elkus Manfredi Architects. Communication and collaboration with residents within the district is key to its expansion, according to Rosemarie Sansone, a panelist and president of the Downtown Boston Business Improvement District Corporation. “One of the ways that we can screw up is if we don’t

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The former site of Filene’s has been an eyesore in Downtown Crossing for several years. It is now slated to become a 606-foot glass tower with condos, apartments, oﬃces and retail space.

continue listening to them,” she said. In the last few years, the city has seen the revitalization of the district, with three historic theaters opening on Washington Street and the creation of more than 1,500 new jobs since 2008, according to city officials. And that’s not all. “Seven hundred units of housing are under construction, and we have an active Business Improvement District that is committed to strengthening the neighborhood,” Mayor Thomas M. Menino

said. “With the addition of the $615 million Millenium Tower planned for the Filene’s site, this historic area is poised for a true renaissance.” Shannon Emerson Finks, a partner at Petit Robert Central, a downtown bistro, said she is happy the city is not only focusing on growing the district, but is letting everyone in on the vision. “I think this is great that they’re trying to rebuild the district. I’d love to see Downtown Crossing become more of a destination, especially at night,” Finks said.

About Millenium Tower: At 606 feet, it will reportedly be the city’s fourth-tallest building 500 condos and apartments 200,000 square feet of offices 230,000 square feet of retail Source: Millenium Partners

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Sandusky accuser tells tale of abuse, along with intimidation JEFF SWENSEN/GETTY IMAGES

Jerry Sandusky arrives at the court house before the third day of his child sex abuse trial.

A third accuser of Jerry Sandusky told jurors yesterday the former Penn State assistant football coach performed oral sex on him when he was a boy, then used threats to keep him quiet about the abuse. The 25-year-old man said he first met Sandusky in 1997 while attending a summer camp of the Second Mile, a charity founded by Sandusky, but began a relationship with him the following year after attending a second camp, when he was 11. The witness said he had gone to Sandusky’s home in the fall of 1998. With no one else apparently in the house, the two went to his basement and began wrestling on the floor, he said. “He kind of pinned me to the ground and pulled my

“He told me that if I told anybody, I would never see my family again.” VICTIM 10

pants down and started performing oral sex on me. I freaked out,” he said, voice low. Accounts from a handful of witnesses at the trial this week — including two victims yesterday — have portrayed Sandusky as a predator who used his charity and his reputation to win friendship with boys, who he then molested. The accuser who yesterday recounted being “pinned” to the ground by Sandusky later told jurors that the former coach coerced him to keep quiet about the incident.

“He told me that if I told anybody, I would never see my family again,” said the man, who was living in a foster home at the time and is known in court documents as Victim 10. “I didn’t say anything. Then he apologized for saying that and said he loved me.” Another witness, now a 27year-old man, told jurors that he met Sandusky at a Second Mile summer camp in 1995 when he was 11. Sandusky offered that fall to take him to Penn State football games and he went with him to home games from 1995 to 2000. The man said he showered alone with Sandusky at Penn State athletic facilities six times. At one point the coach bear-hugged him from behind in the shower. REUTERS

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2 The feed ... Checking in with some of Hollywood’s biggest names to see what they’ve been up to — in their own words, in 140 characters or fewer. Today, Rose McGowan knows she has issues, Goldie Hawn is hitting the road, George Michael needs to reload and Steve Martin has his eye on the prize. @rosemcgowan I’d pay big money to watch Ken dolls in a fight club. Which is weird. @goldiehawn Off to Hungary with my Sis to discover our roots! Fun!!

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This Lindsay Lohan car crash is turning out to be especially hard to look away from. Not only did the actress lie about who was driving, but now police have confiscated a plastic bottle full of alcohol from the rented Porsche’s trunk, reports TMZ. Luckily, police have decided not to cite her with an open container violation, and she reportedly was not under the influence at the time of the crash. Lohan’s employers, however, aren’t willing to look the other way. The producers of her new Elizabeth Taylor biopic for Lifetime, “Liz & Dick,” decided to

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stop taking chances and hired her a driver. “Lifetime will lose a ton of money if Lindsay doesn’t finish filming ‘Liz and Dick,’ plus they don’t want anything to happen to her on their watch,” a source tells PerezHilton.com. “So it was decided it would be cheaper to get her a driver. This is a make-or-break moment for Lindsay.” Nice start, guys. But we recommend adding a special ops team, a creative pharmacist, a lazy river and the fluffiest basket of kittens L.A. has to offer if you truly want to contain this girl.

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Wahlberg headed back to school Mark Wahlberg dropped out

of school in ninth grade, but he didn’t forget about his diploma. The actor, 41, will be going back to school with the help of a New Orleansbased online learning

Travolta pilot writing a tell-all Mini Vader to undergo surgery Max Page, the adorable actor

Talking points Arquette files for divorce from Cox McGowan

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After nearly two years of separation, David Arquette has finally filed for divorce from Courteney Cox, according to TMZ. The papers, however, list the official

who played a pint-sized Darth Vader in a viral Volkswagen commercial, is undergoing open-heart surgery today. The operation — which will be the eighth for the 7year-old, who was born with a

date of separation as Dec. 31, 2011. Arquette apparently signed the papers in March but held off on submitting them until Tuesday, which would have been the couple’s 13th anniversary. Arquette cited irreconcilable differences in the filing, and though he’s asking for joint legal and physical custody of

heart defect — was expected, and will replace a valve. “He’s scared and he’s nervous,” his father told the “Today” show yesterday morning. May the force be with you today, Max!

their 8-year-old daughter, Coco, he has not asked for spousal or child support. Arquette also plans to represent himself in the proceeding.

Richards and Sambora over again The apparent romantic rekindling between Richie Sambora and Denise Richards is off, it turns out, according to Celebuzz.

A private pilot who claims he had a six-year affair with John Travolta in the ’80s is shopping around a tell-all book, according to the National Enquirer. “It could be a marriage-ender,” an in-

“They’re done,” a source says. “They’ve always stayed friends through everything they’ve gone through.” Sambora and Richards first dated in 2006 after splitting from their respective exes, Heather Locklear and Charlie Sheen.

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program, he told David Letterman on “The Late Show” Tuesday night. “They’re going to give me whatever credits I already have, which is probably like one or two,” he joked. “But I’m going to make it happen.” This is probably as close to our Marky Mark lab partner fantasy as we’ll ever get. Sold.

sider tells the paper. “A book by a man who John carried on with for multiple years would simply be too much.” It’s times like this we’re glad we’re not rich. Could you imagine if your ex also regularly saw you swallow martinis full of sleeping pills while reading detective novels and wearing sweats? That’s an ugly book no matter what.

be serious about his latest girlfriend, Victoria’s Secret model Erin Heatherton, whom he’s been dating long-distance since December, according to Us Weekly. Though he followed up filming “The Great Gatsby” in Australia by heading straight to New Orleans for Quentin Tarantino’s “Django Unchained,” DiCaprio has been making more time for Heatherton lately, hitting the town in New York.

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needs a reading comprehension lesson and a lesson on what people mean by the “social safety net.” I don’t need to be reminded that Social Security is not an entitlement program, because I was not referring to Social Security when I mentioned that the Republican Party wants to reduce government waste and fraud in the entitlement programs. Also, Social Security is not considered part of the social safety net — but obviously Ms. Coughlin doesn’t know the difference. The social safety net is referring to government programs that are in place to help the poor and the sick. She should go back and read my letter a second

time so she can see that I never mentioned Social Security. She’s entitled to her opinion, that what the Republican Party wants to do is a “crock,” but she should back it up with some facts defending her opinion. In fact, both Democrats and Republicans want to reduce waste and fraud in government programs for obvious reasons. SAM KHOURY, VIA E-MAIL

Elaine Coughlin is right about many Republicans’ schemes for Social Security, but she plays into their hands by insisting it’s “not an entitlement.” Social Security is absolutely an entitlement (from the root “title,” or ownership), like insurance or annuities we pay into. Conservatives have confused the debate with phrases like “so-called en-

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In the interest of efficiency, I would like to condense all past and future political letters into one. Left addresses Right: “Your talking points have been debunked, you arguments are logically flawed, and you don’t understand the meaning of the words you use. Therefore, you are stupid.” Right rebuts Left: “How dare you call me stupid, you intolerant, America-hating elitist! Just for that, I’m going to ignore your ‘facts’ and ‘reality’ and shout loud-

should not give raises and higher wages out of the “goodness of their hearts.” Raises and higher wages come from exemplary performance and experience. That’s why higher-skilled laborers earn higher salaries. It may sound crude, but the fact that you have bills to pay, families to feed and vacations to plan is irrelevant to the business. Remember that, as a potential employee, you are “selling” yourself to the company. You need to convince them you are the best person for the job. Aall unions are good for now is lining the pockets of bureaucrats. KELLY DONNOE, VIA E-MAIL

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Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21. Even though you might perform your tasks in ways that may baffle people who are trying to understand your techniques, it’s likely to turn out to be a very productive day for you. Capricorn Dec. 22-Jan. 19. You may not be one who easily or often speaks your mind, but when you do, everyone within earshot sits up and takes notice. They’ll sense you know what you’re talking about. Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 19. Your instincts regarding commercial matters could be rather extraordinary. All it will take to go after something big is the scent of profit in the air. Pisces Feb. 20-March 20. Having a slight mystique about you makes your personality more appealing to members of the opposite gender. You’ll not be role-playing; your performance will come naturally. Aries March 21-April 19. Although it doesn’t always work, appealing to the nobler instincts of others will elicit benefits for you both socially and financially. Try to petition people whom you’ve aided in the past. Taurus April 20-May 20. After spending some time with someone you thought had little to offer by way of friendship, it might surprise you when he or she invites you into his or her special circle of friends.

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THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2012

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Nosh On LINDA LABAN LINDA.LABAN@METRO.US

hoosing a venue for a Father’s Day feast can’t be that tricky, because when it comes to man food — forgive us if we stereotype here: Steak, barbecue, pizza — Boston has it covered. Sweet Cheeks in the Fenway is the barbecue bomb. Chef Tiffani Faison uses meats from naturally raised animals to benefit both conscience and taste buds. The fabulous hot, piquant sauces are housemade, as are the biscuits, and the fried green tomatoes are unmissable. Pair those with naturally sweetly flavored pork, or the rich beef short rib rubbed with spices, cooked over oak, and tenderized by its own luscious fat. Portions at this Southern-style, casual barbecue joint are generous, just the way they should be. Dad

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steps per minute. Run double-time to the mix of hip-hop songs that you’ll find today at www.metro.us/songza and www.songza.com/ listen/90-bpm-running-mix-hiphop-Metro-1. These jams are all around 90 beats per minute, perfect for you to keep a steady

is very tasty — that’s swamped with lobster meat. Can’t do pizza without sausage? Scampo, a restaurant with classic, understated elegance and no glitz, has a pie that pairs up sausage and mashed potato, and tops it with stracchino, a fresh Italian

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cheese that adds creaminess rather than greasy fat. Steak will probably be the cri de coeur for many men on Father’s Day. Woodward at AMES will bring joy to macho hearts with a “Steaks + Suds” Dad’s Day dinner special. This meat-and-beer entree features

bourbon-basted New York strip steak served with lobster macaroni gratin, king trumpet mushrooms and garlic spinach. It’s paired with a glass of Woodward’s bespoke ale, which is created by Smutty Nose Brewery and includes a touch of Curacao orange peel. Cheers!

pace and reach your target heart rate without hitting the wall. Tunes like “Electrify” by the Beastie Boys, “Still D.R.E.” by Dr. Dre and “Mama Said Knock You Out” by LL Cool J, pictured, will get you pumped.

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father’s job isn’t easy. They’re meant to provide for us, challenge us, and subtly undermine our questionable decisions to pursue that “creative” job we’re hoping to land any day now. As you get older, things start to level off a bit, and you can experience the pleasure of taking your father out for a drink and picking up the tab. It’s a nice gesture, but more importantly, a way to show that you can actually scrape two nickels together on your own. He might refuse at first, but he’ll respect you for it. Just don’t make a habit of it, because that dude probably has way more money than you. Maybe your dad is into cocktails? He probably reads this column then. Hi, Dad! Take him to Local 149 where they’re featuring two special Father’s Day cocktails, the Go Ask Your Mother, made with rye, scotch, Cinzano Rosso, and Benedictine; or for more simple, to-thepoint drinking, he’ll want the Disappointed, Not Angry, made with the two ingredients most dads know how to find in the pantry: Balvenie single malt and ice. There’s also a special of prime rib with eggs and lobster stuffed baked potato. Dads like sports too, right? Unfortunately, all of the local teams are done for the season (yes, including the Sox). But for the international-minded sports dad, they’re showing the European Cup at Ducali’s “calcio brunch.” They’re also unveiling a new Italian craft brew there called Birra Del Borgo Re Ale, inspired by traditional Brit pale ales from way back. Couple

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that with fried eggs and Italian sausage, or even better, pizza for breakfast. Maybe they’ll even serve it cold and let dad eat it standing in front of the fridge like he normally does.

one of those sound like dad? Here’s an idea: Go to his bar. Not the one he thinks you’ll both like, not the one that will impress him, but the one he normally goes to. Sit next to him, let him order as many crappy macrobrews as he wants. Listen, ask him questions about his life, keep your mouth shut for once about your problems and exciting projects. You may just learn something. With that in mind, you’re a good man Bobby O’Neil. But I’m probably not going to get down to Kingston this weekend, because, you know, I’ve got all this stuff going on.

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THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 2012

listings DANIEL J. VAN ACKERE

The roundup GOING OUT

Ecstatic Dance Saturday, 9 p.m. South Boston Yoga 36 W. Broadway, Boston $15, 617-315-7448 www.ecstaticdance.org/boston A lot of times, “going dancing” really just means getting drunk and trying to find a hookup, but if you’re the kind of person who actually just wants to dance without having to deal with all those lunkheads, we recommend this alcohol-free, all-ages dance party with a DJ spinning breaks, house, dubstep, trance, world and downtempo — you know, everything.

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‘A Trip Through Strawberry Fields: Deconstructing The Beatles’ Monday, 7:30 p.m. Coolidge Corner Theatre 290 Harvard St., Brookline $15, 617-734-2500 www.coolidge.org In this multimedia lecture, composer, producer and sound engineer Scott Freiman will dissect three Beatles tracks that capture the band at the height of their pop experimentalism: “Strawberry Fields Forever,” “Penny Lane” and “A Day in the Life.” Integrating rare audio and video and rarely heard anecdotes, he’ll probe every nuance of the evolution and structure of these psychedelic masterpieces.

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Midsummer Night Revels: A Summer Solstice Soiree Saturday, 8 p.m. Holy Trinity Armenian Church 145 Brattle St., Cambridge

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$35-$100, 617-972-8300 www.revels.org Another solstice is here, and that means another Revels show. This one is particularly influenced by Swedish traditions in song and dance, and features a “midsommarstang,” or Swedish maypole. There’s a “sumptuous dessert buffet,” presumably because these long daylight hours are totally sweet. The evening doubles as a fundraiser for Revels, so it also includes a silent auction.

Poor Liza Sunday, 7:30 p.m. John Hancock Hall 180 Berkeley St., Boston $55-$95, 888-779-1272 www.maestroartist.com Russia’s State Theatre of Nations presents this piece of dance based on a story by 18th-century writer Nikolay Karamzin. It’s a tale of seduction, betrayal and social conflict — you know, all the good stuff. It stars actress Chulpan Khamatova and dancer Andrei Merkuriev, both of whom are regarded as top-tier talents in their native land.

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‘Indiscreet Discretion’ Friday through June 23 10 Channel Center St., Boston $12-$20, 800-838-3006 www.fortpointtheatre channel.org This in-house production from Fort Point Theatre Channel, described on their website as a mix of Poe and Pinter, revolves around a surreal triangle of intimacy and manipulation between a writer, his lover and the mysterious, injured stranger who finds himself at the doorstep of their country retreat. Two dancers and a live, original score accompany the feverish drama. Anthony Rapp: ‘Without You’ Tuesday through June 24 Modern Theatre, Suffolk University, 525 Washington St., Boston $60, 800-247-4360 www.andticketing.com/ chocolatefactory It seems natural that “Rent” star Anthony Rapp would turn his memoir into a one-man musical. Backed by a five-piece rock band, he tells of the early days of “Rent,” with its tragic climax in creator Jonathan Larson’s untimely death, plus the illness and death of his mother, mixing in tunes from R.E.M. and Larson as well as originals.

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Yoron Israel and High Standards Thursday, 8 p.m. Multicultural Arts Center 41 Second St., Cambridge $15-$20, 617-577-1400 www.multiculturalartscenter.org This jazz drummer teams up with pianist Laszlo Gardony, bassist Henry Lugo and saxophonist Lance Bryant to celebrate the release of his new CD “Visions — the Music of Stevie Wonder,” which features Israel’s instrumen-

Things get intimate in “Indescreet Discretion.”

tal jazz arrangements of the pop genius’ legendary work.

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Feast of the East Saturday, 1 p.m. Capitol Square, Arlington Mass. Ave., Arlington Free, kory@artbeatonline.com www.capitolsq.com East Arlington, a hotbed for artsy indie shops and eateries, is throwing its hat into the summer street fest ring. Feast takes place on the stretch of Mass. Ave. between the Capitol Theatre and Trinity Baptist Church, and it features food, activities and entertainment for all ages. Support local businesses! Panera will still be there when you get back! MATTHEW DINARO

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ence mixes storytelling, music and contemplation of nature. You’ll follow storyteller Diane Edgecomb and Celtic harpist Margot Chamberlain through the Arnold Arboretum — never a bad place to spend one of the longest evenings of the year — as they bring traditional myths and songs from around the world to life, creating a convergence of past and present.

‘In The Grove: A Summer Solstice Journey’ Friday and Saturday, 6:30 p.m. Hunnewell Building, Arnold Arboretum, 125 Arborway, Jamaica Plain $20, 617-384-5277 my.arboretum.harvard.edu This unique performance experi-

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Matthew Sweet is revisiting an old “Girlfriend” on his current tour.

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Seether Triple Threat tour with Sick Puppies Sept. 20 House of Blues (On sale Friday)

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with A Fragile Tomorrow Tuesday, 8 p.m. The Paradise 967 Comm. Ave., Boston $20, 18+, 800-745-3000 www.livenation.com

Matthew Sweet celebrates a very special anniversary with his ‘Girlfriend’ The singer on his ‘nervous and freaky’ demeanor of the ’90s

And Sweet’s ‘Modern Art’?

Maybe anniversaries exist as a do-over. At least, that’s how it’s working out for Matthew Sweet, whose 20th anniversary tour for his iconic 1991 record “Girlfriend” has kept him busy since last fall. This time around, says Los Angeles-based Sweet, he’s getting to enjoy the record. “I’m not as nervous and freaky as I was then, I’m more grounded now. So I can enjoy it more,” says the 48-year-old Ne-

Sweet’s scheduling is a bit off: He released his new album, “Modern Art” just before the “Girlfriend” anniversary tour began: “We knew the two were coinciding, but I thought I could keep on promoting ‘Modern Art’ beyond ‘Girlfriend.’ It makes ‘Modern Art’ a bit more mysterious. But I think it will get its attention over time.”

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“I’m not as nervous and freaky as I was then, I’m more grounded now. So I can enjoy it more.” SWEET

braska native. “It was a hard time for me. I had made two records before ‘Girlfriend’ with no success. Then came all the attention. I was not prepared for the amount of work and specifically the amount of meness that was reflected back at me. It was sickening, in a way.” We’re talking 20 years. Does Sweet feel, well, old? “I feel old in general. It doesn’t feel like some old thing

I’m having to relive,” Sweet says of “Girlfriend.” “At the end of 2010 I thought, ‘It’s going to be 20 next year, we should do something.’ [Then] I thought, ‘What was I thinking?!’ I had to relearn [the album]. Now, it’s really comfortable for me. Once we learned the record, it just felt normal.” LINDA LABAN

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has an arsenal of effects pedals at her feet and during her performance she’ll use instruments like drums, tambourine, violin, guitar and dulcimer, sometimes in one song. But even if it weren’t just one woman producing music that sounds like a full band, her songcraft and grasp of melody would still be amazing.

Also onstage Theresa Andersson Sunday, 8 p.m. T.T. the Bear's 10 Brookline St., Cambridge $12, 617-492-BEAR www.ttthebears.com Theresa Andersson stands solo on the stage and uses a whole lot of looping equipment. She

Balkan Beat Box Born in Sweden, Andersson moved to New Orleans as a teen.

Tonight, 8 The Paradise

967 Comm. Ave., Boston $17, 18+, 800-745-3000 www.livenation.com This group, true to their name, mix hip-hop and Mediterranean folk music together in a way that sounds surprisingly natural. Other genres, especially dub, surface in their sound as well. If this kind of music is one result of globalism, it can’t be all bad. Bonus: Be sure to catch the demented circus that is opening act Mighty Tiny. MATTHEW DINARO

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Revolution under way New England changed direction of franchise in offseason Results have been mixed thus far Revs phenomenal at Gillette but road wins have been hard to come by for young team GAIL OSKIN/GETTY IMAGES

Summer is finally here and the Boston Celtics are out of the NBA playoffs, so our professional sports viewing options are getting pretty limited beyond the bumbling Red Sox. You’re excused if you haven’t been paying attention to the New England Revolution thus far in 2012. New England has gotten off to a perfectly mediocre start (5-7-1), giving them 16 points in their first 13 games after the regular season began way too early in March. They sit in sixth place out of 10 teams in the Eastern Conference. The most interesting aspect about the Revs is that they’re 4-1-1 at home but only 1-6-0 on the road. They have scored 18 goals and allowed 18 for a zero goal-differential. Like most sports, winning a game on the

Matt Reis has been a rock in net for the Revolution.

road is difficult in soccer but the results aren’t normally that slanted, especially when shady NBA referees haven’t been seen anywhere near the Gillette field turf as far as we know. After a 2-2 March and 03 April, first-year head coach Jay Heaps and his team went 2-2-1 in MLS during May (2-2-2 overall) but they won their first game in June: 2-0 versus Chicago Fire in Foxborough on June 2. The Revs host a quality Eastern Conference foe — Columbus Crew, (fourth place) — Saturday (7:30 p.m., CSNE), then travel to Toronto FC (1-90) — the worst team out of 19 in MLS — on June 23 (4:30 p.m., CSNE). New England wraps up the month against another quality opponent, the Seattle Sounders (third in the

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