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Rajon Rondo was drafted by Phoenix 21st overall before being traded to the Celtics along with Brian Grant for Cleveland's first-round pick in the 2007 draft and cash considerations.
A half-finished Filene's in Boston may be turned into a building to harbor algae for Bio-Fuel. Is it a transformer?
A group of MIT students climbed up the scaffolding of the campus' “Great Dome” (which looks like music bars) and installed seven notes. Those noted are the first seven notes of Rick Astley's “Never Gonna Give You Up.”
Sports Buzz Last night the Tampa Bay Rays defeated The Red Sox 3-1 in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series. They will go on to face the Phillies in what will be their first World Series appearance. Since their inaugural season ten year ago, the Rays have finished in last place 8 out of 10 times. This past year was their only winning season. Their surprisingly successful season and playoff wins has people asking, can they beat the odds and win it all?
Science Buzz Fifty years ago this weekend, the 5’7” Oliver Smoot was used by his MIT fraternity brothers to mark the length of the Harvard Bridge between Boston and Cambridge, in what they called smoots. The Harvard Bridge is officially 364.4 smoots long, plus or minus one ear. It smoot went on to become an internationally recognized yet non-standardized unit of measurement, and even appears as an option of measurement in Google Earth. Yay for Nerds!
Culture Buzz A museum in Boston dedicated to art “too bad to be ignored.” While the curators only collect found originals, we’re pushing for them to open a wing that pays tribute to the “original gangsta” of bad art, Anne Geddes. Because, really, nothing beats a naked sleeping baby in a flower.