Word: alvarado
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Eventually I wind up talking to John A. Alvarado '98, a familiar-looking bartender who's in his second year as a Bow employee. We talk about the bars past incarnation as a biker hangout and the "Good Will Hunting" shoot before the subject of underage drinking comes...
...Alvarado concedes that "occasionally" someone with a good fake may make it past the I.D. checker at the door, but maintains that, "we have a pretty serious carding policy, most people don't even try." I ask him whether there was more pressure from the police to crack down in the wake of Scott Krueger's death, but if he has an opinion on the matter, he's not sharing it with me. He is willing to divulge that the Cambridge License Commission has been in a bunch of times this year. Still, he can't remember them having swept...
...justice. If a convicted murderer like Einhorn is allowed once more to slip through some chink in the system, will we or anyone else ever have justice or be safe? If Einhorn is to be released, why don't we just turn loose all the lifers? JOHN MADDUX Alvarado, Texas...
Here's another Times Square story, set a few decades after Giuliani's and told by Maria Alvarado, coordinator of tourism services for the Times Square Business Improvement District: "One summer, when I was about to give birth to my first child, I came down to have lunch with my husband, who worked on 43rd and Sixth. I took the E train, so I had to walk down 42nd. Here I was, eight months pregnant, and I was offered everything from sex to cocaine. Eight months pregnant, and they wouldn't leave me alone." She is referring, of course...
...entertainment. Of course they are going to come out and wave." Like Marcial Surco in San Juan de Amancaes: he came out to wave last week, but volunteered in front of Fujimori that he hasn't had steady work in almost a year. Or Jorge Alvarado, 24, a semiemployed accountant in Lima's lower-middle-class Pueblo Libre neighborhood. "I don't agree with Nestor Cerpa taking hostages," he said. "But the embarrassing thing about this crisis is that Cerpa has become a sort of interlocutor between Fujimori and our economic problems. Maybe Fuji will listen to us a little...