The Women's Caucus of Occupy Boston -- a group of women-identified occupiers and allies working against patriarchy and sexism in the Occupy Movement -- will march this Sunday from 12 to 2 PM. The march will address the safety of women within the Occupy Movement and the ways that economic injustice disproportionately affects women, as well as health care, housing, education, reproductive rights, LGBT rights, the right to paid parental leave, universal health care, and other related issues.

About 40 members of Occupy Boston met in a working group last night at a Chinatown location to discuss strategy. The main topic of discussion: given that Occupy has a looming court date on Thursday, how should the Dewey Square tribe deal with a potential eviction?

But 20 minutes into the discussion, the group interrupted proceedings to take a vote on a different issue: how they felt about having a journalist present.

Griel Marcus is at the Harvard Book Store on Thursday

New England Mountain Bike Association Movie Night | Film to be announced at Middlesex on Wednesday, November 30 @ 8 pm | middlesexlounge.us

SPAliday | Complimentary mini-services, raffles, free gift wrapping, appetizers, and more at Emerge Spa & Salon on Newbury St on Thursday, December 1 from 5 to 8 pm | 617.

If there's one thing everyone can take away from this it's that you should always, always be sure your dingle-dangle is clean before using it. Nobody likes a grubby dingle-dangle. Yep, we're talking about dicks. But Thanksgiving isn't about the male genitalia, not really, it's about being grateful for what you have (and the nationally celebrated genocide of our country's indigenous people, natch).

If there's one thing I learned about the nation-trotting Occupy troll Paul Carnes (a/k/a Paul Fetch) in profiling him last month, it's that he's relentless. There's no limit to his schemes, and he seemingly has no shame (we'll get there in a second, but Carnes is now suing four individuals aligned with the movement for reasons you'd never believe).

This weekend, after sleeping off the turkey, we here at the Boston Phoenix will be putting in a few extra shifts to begin the laborious process of clearing out the newsroom, which has been gathering dust, backissues, scribbled in-jokes, stuffed chipmunks, and Dukes of Hazard posters for a couple of decades.

Welcome to "Meet the Mayor," a segment in which we interview local Foursquare Mayors in their natural habitats.

The Avenue
Liz O'Brien

While bartending here, how often do customers ask about your tattoos?
Pretty much every day. I get a lot of "Is that you?" or "Is that your dead grandmother?"

You didn't hear it here, but not everything can be found on the Internet — peep the flyers tacked to the boards below to find everything from Allston basement shows to what bands are in town.That is, after you've scoured our music listings. (But we know you're already all over those.)

1. ALLSTON'S BULLETIN BOARDS (Model Cafe, Kelly's Roast Beef, Redneck's, Grasshopper)

On November 17, hundreds of Occupy Boston and MassUniting marchers (labor unions, community organizers; SEUI, Local Ironworkers, Jobs with Justice, and more) took to the city streets again in solidarity with another global day of action. Despite near freezing temperatures and relentless rain, the troupe gathered at the Boston-side of the Charlestown Bridge, where the Ironworkers Union mic-checked and announced a proposal for the city to repair the bridge -- giving work to unemployed laborers.

Last night's GA promised to be extra involved, given Wednesday's court order prohibiting the city from evicting Camp Dewey until after a December 1st hearing, plus the letter unveiled yesterday revealing the Greenway Conservancy's request that the city to clear the camp. The majority of the GA was dedicated to choosing representatives to attend a court-ordered mediation between Occupy Boston and the City of Boston, Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy, and Boston Police.

Last weekend marked the opening of the Pre-Vinylite Society's hand-painted sign art exhibit in the Extension Gallery above Orchard Skate Shop in Allston. And if you're familiar with the gallery's previous shows, you know they're good for some pretty amazing feats of art-ness.

The Pre-Vinylite group show, up now through December 9, showcases some seriously rad signs and truly masterful hand-lettering.

At a general assembly tonight, Occupy Boston is debating what steps to take -- including potentially seeking an injunction against the city -- in response to a letter from the Rose Kennedy Greenway, dated November 8, that explicitly asks the city to have police remove the occupiers from Dewey Square. "After much thought and discussion, we have come to the conclusion that.