Under the same management as the clothing shop across the street, Second Time Around Living holds its pieces to the highest standards: furniture must be in perfect condition and less than 5 years old. Tables go for $100-300, wardrobes $100+, and sofas $300+. Several racks of contemporary if conservative clothing sold at four price brackets ($5, $10, $20, $50). This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Template:Bookstore Enter the starship Pandemonium and fulfill all your desires, be they of fairies or phasers. This mecca for Trekkies and Ringers alike abounds in new and used (about 60% regular price) sci-fi, fantasy, and horror books, as well as posters of Captain Kirk and Co., Harry Potter puzzles, board games, magic cards, and gaming tip books and accessories. 10% off hardcovers. Membership ($5/yr) includes a 10% discount. And you thought you'd never find Cult Times or Star Wars Insider in the Square.
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Quit Stalin and head over to Proletariat, recently relocated to the Garage. Proletariat delivers to upscale vintage connoisseurs, with a variety of Lacoste polos, Michael Jackson t-shirts, and '80s bomber jackets at reasonable prices (t-shirts $11+). If wearing someone else's used clothing doesn't appeal to you, Proletariat also sells new items from up-and-coming (read: avant garde) designers, skate-boarding merchandise, and graffiti supplies. Other services include screen printing and iron-on letters for t-shirts. The people have it: Proletariat is the place to go to for designer vintage finds at a fraction of the original price. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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Template:Music Store Formerly known as CD Spins, On Church St. sells new and used DVDS, CDs, and video games. Though small, its collection encompasses all genres, from jazz and blues to rock/pop and even techno and international, but it may take a good deal of browsing to find just what you're looking for. Although the price is right (DVDs $10+; new CDs $10+, used $8 and under), serious music buffs may prefer Newbury Comics or Twisted Village for specific hard-to-find albums. Still, On Church St. remains a great place for aimless rummaging. Look for sales to land especially good deals, and don't miss the “Wall of Quality” for classic albums at classic prices. They'll also buy back your CDs for anywhere from $0.25-6. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

This small hidden used book store, has all sorts of great finds at reasonable prices. A well known haunt for locals and college students this is a great place to browse or find deals on literature.

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