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The [[Boylston Street Station]], home stadium of the {{CTeam|BB}}, is one of Boston's oldest stations, and is a landmark of historic tile and wrought iron. The design of the station stands in contrast to the Brutalist [[Concrete Cathedral]], the Arsonists' home stadium. Boogers describe Alewife Station as a soulless concrete monstrosity, while the Arsonists will describe Boylston Street Station as a confused, disintegrating burrito of subway tubes and stairwells. The architectural holy war has been greatly exacerbated by [[Goober Boylston]] (no relation), an architecture critic for the Boston Tribune and unofficial spokesperson for the Boogers. Boylston primarily writes sports columns covering Boylston.

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 The [[Boylston Street Station]], home stadium of the {{CTeam|BB}}, is one of Boston's oldest stations, and is a landmark of historic tile and wrought iron. The design of the station stands in contrast to the Brutalist [[Concrete Cathedral]] (a.k.a. Alewife Station, home of the Red Line rivals, the {{CTeam|AA}}. Boogers describe Alewife Station as a soulless concrete monstrosity, while the Arsonists will describe Boylston Street Station as a confused, disintegrating burrito of subway tubes and stairwells. The architectural holy war has been greatly exacerbated by [[Goober Boylston]] (no relation), an architecture critic for the Boston Tribune and unofficial spokesperson for the Boogers. Boylston is the main author of the Boylston sports column, [[Boylston on Boylston Violence]].<noinclude>
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-The [[Boylston Street Station]], home stadium of the {{CTeam|BB}}, is one of Boston's oldest stations, and is a landmark of historic tile and wrought iron. The design of the station stands in contrast to the Brutalist [[Concrete Cathedral]] (a.k.a. Alewife Station, home of the Red Line rivals, the {{CTeam|AA}}. Boogers describe Alewife Station as a soulless concrete monstrosity, while the Arsonists will describe Boylston Street Station as a confused, disintegrating burrito of subway tubes and stairwells. The architectural holy war has been greatly exacerbated by [[Goober Boylston]] (no relation), an architecture critic for the Boston Tribune and unofficial spokesperson for the Boogers. Boylston primarily writes sports columns covering Boylston.<noinclude>
+The [[Boylston Street Station]], home stadium of the {{CTeam|BB}}, is one of Boston's oldest stations, and is a landmark of historic tile and wrought iron. The design of the station stands in contrast to the Brutalist [[Concrete Cathedral]] (a.k.a. Alewife Station, home of the Red Line rivals, the {{CTeam|AA}}. Boogers describe Alewife Station as a soulless concrete monstrosity, while the Arsonists will describe Boylston Street Station as a confused, disintegrating burrito of subway tubes and stairwells. The architectural holy war has been greatly exacerbated by [[Goober Boylston]] (no relation), an architecture critic for the Boston Tribune and unofficial spokesperson for the Boogers. Boylston is the main author of the Boylston sports column, [[Boylston on Boylston Violence]].<noinclude>
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-The [[Boylston Street Station]], home stadium of the {{CTeam|BB}}, is one of Boston's oldest stations, and is a landmark of historic tile and wrought iron. The design of the station stands in contrast to the Brutalist [[Concrete Cathedral]], the Arsonists' home stadium. Boogers describe Alewife Station as a soulless concrete monstrosity, while the Arsonists will describe Boylston Street Station as a confused, disintegrating burrito of subway tubes and stairwells. The architectural holy war has been greatly exacerbated by [[Goober Boylston]] (no relation), an architecture critic for the Boston Tribune and unofficial spokesperson for the Boogers. Boylston primarily writes sports columns covering Boylston.<noinclude>
+The [[Boylston Street Station]], home stadium of the {{CTeam|BB}}, is one of Boston's oldest stations, and is a landmark of historic tile and wrought iron. The design of the station stands in contrast to the Brutalist [[Concrete Cathedral]] (a.k.a. Alewife Station, home of the Red Line rivals, the {{CTeam|AA}}. Boogers describe Alewife Station as a soulless concrete monstrosity, while the Arsonists will describe Boylston Street Station as a confused, disintegrating burrito of subway tubes and stairwells. The architectural holy war has been greatly exacerbated by [[Goober Boylston]] (no relation), an architecture critic for the Boston Tribune and unofficial spokesperson for the Boogers. Boylston primarily writes sports columns covering Boylston.<noinclude>
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