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Girl gets into an antique car
Taylor Hart got to ride in an antique car, a 1931 Packard 840 convertible, courtesy of the Larz Anderson Auto Museum as part of her day as director of the MFA. (Globe Staff Photo / David Ryan) Globe Staff Photo / David Ryan

The MFA acquires a youthful director

By Geoff Edgers
Globe Staff / April 1, 2005

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A few minutes before 10 yesterday morning, Malcolm Rogers approached Taylor Hart with the good news. It was time for the 11-year-old's coronation. Thanks to her passionate essay, the girl would be running the Museum of Fine Arts. Rogers, the director for a decade, placed a security badge around Hart's neck. ''Director for a day," it read. (Full article: 605 words)

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