1.
Grocery
Shopping
Trader
Joes,
Stop-­‐N-­‐Shop,
Shaws
are
the
major
ones
in
Boston
but
near
where
you
live
there
are
several
others
within
walking
distance:
o Trader
Joe’s
899
Boylston
St;
Boston
MA
(617)
262-­‐6505
o Whole
Foods
Market
15
Westland
Ave;
Boston
MA
(617)
375-­‐1010
o Star
Market
33
Kimarnock
St;
Boston
MA
(617)
267-­‐4684
o Shaw’s
53
Huntington
Ave;
Boston,
MA
(617)
262-­‐4688
Nearby
Malls
–
Prudential
Center
Offering
over
67
stores
and
restaurants,
the
Prudential
Center
is
a
popular
place
for
students
and
adults
to
visit.
Prudential
Tower
has
business
offices
all
around,
but
inside,
there
is
Barnes
and
Nobles,
American
Eagle
Outfitters,
Nordstrom,
and
many
other
brand
name
stores.
They
also
offer
tours
around
Boston
on
trolleys.
For
stores
like
H&M
and
Charlotte
Russe
or
more
shopping
centers,
Galleria
Mall
in
Cambridge
and
Newbury
Street
offers
many
other
options
worth
exploring.
For
directions
or
more
information,
visit
www.prudentialcenter.com
www.cambridgesidegalleria.com
www.newbury-­‐st.com
*Tip:
Always
have
your
student
ID
with
you!!
Check
this
website
out
for
tips
on
places
that
offer
you
discounts
with
it!
http://www.collegepackinglist.com/college-­‐
discounts-­‐cheatsheet.html
*R.A’s
recommendation
to
college
and
graduate
students
on
a
budget
-­‐
shoot
for
the
store
ads
when
you
walk
in
to
see
if
anything
is
on
sale.
You
can
even
go
for
basic
frozen
veggies
to
stock
up
on
nutrients
for
easy
microwave.
Newbury
Associates
21
Dry
Dock
Avenue
Boston,
MA
www.facebook.com/NewburyAssociates
Finding
Your
Way
Around
Boston
523
Newbury
St
Boston,
MA

2.
Transportation
–
Foot
&
Bikes
As
a
college
or
graduate
student
without
a
car,
the
best
form
of
transportation
around
Boston
is
on
foot,
subway,
bus,
or
hubway-­‐
bikes.
Traveling
on
foot
allows
the
ease
without
concern
of
parking
and
saves
money!
Plus
what
a
great
way
to
catch
some
air
and
small
exercise
on
the
way
to
class
or
work!
=)
If
you
like
to
explore
Boston
with
more
speed,
hubway-­‐bikes
are
available
for
daily
rentals.
Visit:
www.thehubway.com
for
more
information
How
do
I
use
Major
Public
Transportation?
Contact
Information
–
Subway
&
Bus
The
subway
and
bus
may
seem
tricky
at
first
but
after
practice
and
some
preparation,
you’ll
realize
that
it
is
easy
to
get
anywhere
around
Boston.
The
important
things
to
note
are
the
major
“Lines”.
Each
destination
and
each
subway
has
a
letter
of
the
alphabet
going
from
A
to
the
E
line
and
colors.
Since
we
live
on
523
Newbury
Street,
your
main
goal
when
you
want
to
head
back
home
is
to
hit
Kenmore
on
the
Green
Line
for
the
subway
or
grab
the
8
bus
to
land
on
Kenmore.
•
•
•
For
specific
directions
on
how
to
get
from
one
place
to
another,
Google
Maps
offers
a
very
up-­‐to-­‐
date
map
and
easy
options
that
lets
you
pick
car
riding,
walking,
or
public
transportation
routes.
You
can
also
ask
your
R.A
and
he
or
she
would
be
more
than
happy
to
help
you
out.
=)
•
Google
Maps:
Newbury
Associates,
Inc
617-­‐595-­‐7650
rentals@newburyassociates.com
Commercial
Leasing,
please
contact
Newbury
Associates,
Inc’s
main
line
and
ask
for
John
Housing
&
reservations
for
Short-­‐
Term
Furnished
Housings
near
Boston
University
in
Kenmore
Square,
please
contact
main
line
and
ask
for
Jason
Housing
&
reservations
for
Long-­‐
Term
Unfurnished
near
Tufts
Medical,
Tufts
Dental,
Boston’s
Chinatown,
Boston’s
Financial
District,
please
contact
main
phone
line
and
ask
for
Colleen
You
can
also
visit
www.mbta.com
for
subway
and
bus
schedules
and
maps.
©Newbury Associates, Inc
Public Relations Intern – Sang Nguyen
2012