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When Rosemary Saint-John, an annoying hypochondriac disappears during a restaurant dinner and is presumed murdered, the audience members must cast their vote to determine who killed Rosemary.
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Boys' Life is the official youth magazine for the Boy Scouts of America. Published since 1911, it contains a proven mix of news, nature, sports, history, fiction, science, comics, and Scouting.
Lyndon Institute, an independent school in northeastern Vermont, has been educating students since 1870. Chartered in 1867 as a private high school, it was initially called the Lyndon Biblical and Literary Institution. Construction of the first building began in 1869, and the institute opened with fifty students in 1870. The first class graduated in 1873 with just one student. In 1883, the school became nondenominational, and the name became Lyndon Institute in 1923. During its 130 years, the school has produced generous benefactors; championships in sports, music, drama, and academics; and active alumni. Today, with an enrollment of nearly 700, the school serves Lyndon and a half dozen nearby communities that designate it as their high school by town meeting vote each year. The institute's living alumni number over 5,000 and hold yearly reunions in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Massachusetts, North Carolina, and, of course, Vermont. Lyndon Institute presents a superb collection of photographs and information tracing the school through its agricultural and vocational years to its technological emphasis of today.
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Devenez, le temps d'un été indien un Leaf Peeper's ! C'est le surnom que donnent les habitants de la Nouvelle-Angleterre aux touristes venus admirer le spectacle des feuilles tombantes. Et pour cause : des routes sinueuses bordées de forêts, des montagnes à perte de vue et, pour perspective, l'océan. Partez à la découverte de cette Amérique méconnue où la gastronomie se mêle à la culture et l'architecture à l'histoire. Berceau de l'Amérique indépendante, Boston est surnommée « The city of higher Learning ». Les universités de Cambridge (dont le fameux MIT) attirent chaque année des milliers d'étudiants d'élite qui participent au dynamisme et à l'attractivité de la région. Partez à la rencontre des sorcières dans la ville de Salem, arpentez la cote à la découverte des phares du Maine, évadez vous en mer pour observer les baleines, flânez dans les musées de Boston, sillonnez les montagnes du New Hampshire, découvrez les fermes du Vermont et laissez le Petit Futé vous guider !