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| | Don't Walk that way - The Boston Globe |
 | | Or if City Hall is really stuck on its Walk of Fame, then here's its Walk of Fame: In Copley Square, there's a wide new promenade just outside the Boston Public Library, which, best as I can tell, was built solely for the use of obnoxious teenage skateboarders. |
 | | The city could create a literary Walk of Fame at the doors of the nation's oldest public library. |
 | | Embed the names of authors from all eras, all styles, and all corners of the region in the sidewalk, writers ranging from Ralph Waldo Emerson to Dennis Lehane, from Henry David Thoreau to Robert Parker, with Sue Miller, John Updike, Robin Cook, and David McCullough in the mix, as well. |
| www.boston.com /news/local/articles/2006/02/28/dont_walk_that_way (648 words) |
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