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Even with a spot on the magazine’s top 50, Rialto is making other efforts to bring in customers in the midst of a difficult economic climate. Kozinn said initiatives such as $1 Oyster Mondays and a $40??rather than the traditional $60—prix fixe meal have been well-received...
...While the days of institutionalized repression might have faded by the time those of us in our 40??s and 50’s came to Cambridge in the seventies and eighties, there was hardly an affirmative environment. LGBT people have only been an organized presence at Harvard for a short time (the Harvard Gay and Lesbian Caucus, an alumni group, was only founded in 1984), there were very few openly LGBT faculty and staff, and no LGBT-oriented classes. Alumni don’t come back to the Harvard of today: they come back to the Harvard...
...race—the Crimson found itself with a bow-to-stern lead on its Big Green opponents. However, it seemed that Dartmouth wasn’t quite ready to give up. In the last 500 meters of the race, the Big Green brought its stroke rating up to 40??as compared to Harvard’s steady 36—and began pushing and moving back up on the Crimson. The two boats came across the line in a virtual dead heat, requiring a photo finish to decide the race’s outcome and to declare...
...great things about the military is that they pay us to stay in shape,” says Lieutenant Colonel Leo R. McGonagle, a spry-looking man in his mid-40??s who serves as the battalion’s commanding officer...
...people take cabs all the time, despite the fact that it’s twenty times as expensive.) As I arrived at the Silver Line shuttle stop just in time to see the crowded car drive away, I glanced at my watch, beginning to worry.4:40??4:45…4:50…I was in trouble, but I was optimistic when I got to the airport with a good forty minutes to go before takeoff. I even saw a fellow Coloradoan, a friend of mine whose flight was supposed to leave before mine...