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...significant benefits to local produce, it is often 10 to 15 percent more expensive than goods bought from conventional sources because of the limited scale of their operations, according to Barry T. Milanese, director of sales and marketing at Costa.For example, this year Harvard looked into buying local beef for the grill once a week, a decision which would cost $100,000 more per year, according to HUDS data. But despite operational challenges and high prices, local farmer Jim S. Wilson, who supplies produce to Costa, is optimistic about the prospects of the local movement. “The interest...
...written by a Brown graduate named Paul Grellong.RR: Then why isn’t it about Brown?MW: Because Harvard and Brown I don’t think have as substantial a rivalry as Harvard and Yale. I don’t think the writer had any beef with Harvard.Dan E. Catomeris ’11 RR: Hey, you’ve done Roving Reporter before.DC: Yeah, the “Urinetown” one was great. I couldn’t believe that I could say “fuck” in the newspaper.RR...
...What's your beef with Donald Trump? -Owen Murphy, PhiladelphiaDonald always picks on people, and a lot of them aren't in a position to stand up to him. I couldn't care less about the guy, so when I stand up to him, I am standing up for all the people who are afraid to. He's all show...
...implications were chilling. Since the mid-1990s, the words mad-cow disease had turned beef eaters around the world to tofu tasters as people began to die of the human variant of the disease. Then in 2004 came another disturbing report in the medical journal the Lancet: variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (VCJD), as the illness is properly called, could be spread through blood transfusions. With no way to test for the incurable illness except in the brain samples of the dead, how to ensure the safety of the world's blood supply...
...isn’t interested in being converted,” my mother said. She hadn’t lied to them. My dog is certainly ten and quite curious. As for being devoutly Jewish, Kasha’s name is Yiddish and she can down a corned beef sandwich the size of her head. And she wasn’t planning to convert anytime soon. The summer ended and I returned to “G-d-less Harvard.” With class selection and academia, my first week back was quite secular, aside from forays to Hillel...