As I watch, with much anticipation mixed with wary optimism (amongst other feelings) how things unfold in Egypt, it’s impossible to overlook a story like this from today’s Boston Globe.
Money quote (sardonic pun intended):
Officials who oversee the city’s homeless shelters say it has become even more of a challenge in recent months to persuade some homeless people to come inside. The closing in October of the Boston Night Center, which allowed those barred from other refuges to stay the night, has made other shelters more crowded.
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