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georgiagreenguy
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Cambridge and Boston are very nice, there is a lot to do because a very large percentage of the population are college students. The mass transit is also quite usable and efficient. [View Full Report] |
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Lotus7
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Cambridge has a lot of locally owned shops. It is hard to find chain shops and restaurants. This was a nice aspect. Bad aspect - Harvard surprisingly had a lot of homeless camped out. [View Full Report] |
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flalaw97
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Boston Rocks. Cambridge, not so much but Harvard square is fun to visit. All cultural things are just a T ride away and the river is beautiful. [View Full Report] |
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olderwisermom
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This part of Cambridge has a very different feel from the area around Harvard. Lots of ethnic restuarant choices in Central Square, a 10-minute walk from campus. [View Full Report] |
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Delos
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Although we didn't have time to do much touring, the bottom line is that MIT is a mile from Harvard Square and a mile from Boston Common, give or take. Plenty to do. [View Full Report] |
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fogfog
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Cambridge--sounds like it SHOULD be charming...but a block or 2 off Mass and its a bit "long in the tooth"... plenty of homeless and low income within a block of the campus boundaries... [View Full Report] |
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nk9230
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Boston/Cambridge are an embracing college town. [View Full Report] |
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morvoren
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Cambridge is one of the best college towns in America [View Full Report] |
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LIMOMOF2
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Cambridge/Boston - can't get much better than that for college - if you want an urban area. [View Full Report] |
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lavieboheme
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its Boston! [View Full Report] |
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dsultemeier
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Loved Boston. [View Full Report] |
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arwen15
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Boston across the bridge and the heart of Cambridge on the same side.... [View Full Report] |
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natk4
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Boston is a great college town. [View Full Report] |
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crazy mom
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Cannot say enough good things about Cambridge and Boston, friendly people and great transportation, wonderful shopping. [View Full Report] |
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la montagne
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Again... Cambridge is nice. [View Full Report] |
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WillPower
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Boston is expensive to dine in but lots of things to do, ie. aquarium, music festivals. [View Full Report] |
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jasii
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personally, i loved cambridge because it wasn't the city city but it still had the excitement...it is really the ultimate college town...i was quite impressed..then the river is nice too [View Full Report] |
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Dal
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Boston seemed like a great city. I loved the feeling of Cambridge and the very city atmosphere. I'm a city boy though, so I couldn't help but love it. [View Full Report] |
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TritiumKnight
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Boston and Cambridge are filled with college students and the they know it. I felt safe walking anywhere. [View Full Report] |
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heydad
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While Cambridge may be "so-so", I found Boston to be terrific (at least in the summer)! By far the most "walkable" U.S. city I've visited - many interesting neighborhoods, great restaurants, some architecturally appealing buildi [View Full Report] |
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oasis
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The city of Cambridge is quaint, filled with bookshops, small restaurants, and cafes. Harvard University is within walking distance from MIT and the two campuses balance out each other. [View Full Report] |
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apolloae
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Everybody in Cambridge and Boston is great, fun, and very helpful. Don't hesitate to ask them questions and definately budget 3-5 days here, AT LEAST. [View Full Report] |