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| The ceremony and reception will take place outdoors on the lawn and in the gardens. Please be sure to wear appropriate shoes and attire. Dinner will be in the West courtyard covered by a tent. Dancing will be indoors in the Great Hall. | ||||||||||||||||
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| Dinner will be a buffet style. The menu includes tomato and mozarella salad, Tuscan raviolli, and chicken picatta with your choise of chardonay or shiraz. | ||||||||||||||||
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| From the
East Take Mass. Turnpike (I-90) to Exit 11A (I-495). Proceed north to I-290, then west into Worcester. Take Exit 18, turn right at end of ramp, then an immediate right before the next traffic light. At next light, proceed straight through, bearing right onto Salisbury St. At the WPI sign, turn left onto Boynton St., then right onto Institute Rd., then right onto West St. Visitor parking is on the left after the footbridge. From the North From the South and West |
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| Worcester's
population of 170,000 (plus 30,000 college students) makes it the second largest city in
New England. Incorporated in 1722, the city has long been a center for innovation. At the
time of WPI's founding it was a bustling manufacturing center making a host of products
for a growing nation. Today it is a major center for the 21st century industries of
biotechnology and biomedicine. Nearby, along the Rte. 128 and Rte. 495 corridors, is one
of the nation's most successful high-technology regions. Worcester is well known for its many colleges and for such cultural centers as the Worcester Art Museum, which houses one of the finest collections in the country, and the world-renowned American Antiquarian Society, both of which are adjacent to WPI. Also nearby are the historic Higgins Armory Museum, Worcester Historical Museum and the EcoTarium. Music is well-represented by several excellent choruses, a symphony orchestra, and concerts performed by internationally recognized artists in the beautifully restored Mechanics Hall, one of the finest concert halls in the U.S. The city is home to several theater companies and the new Worcester Centrum Centre, a 15,000-seat arena and conference center that hosts a variety of entertainment events and conferences. |
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