Word: bon
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Ticknor Lounge is furnished with loud but comfortable armchairs--anything would have been an improvement over the previous furniture, which seemed to have been made up of items collected at various rummage sales. The C'est Bon cafe in the mezzanine is convenient to the back of the new auditorium, which has seats positioned on a steep incline two stories high, somewhat like a scaled-down version of an omni-max theater. Having taken classes in both the old and new auditoriums, Lee Hampton '01 considers the new room "an improvement, but not a life-changing experience...the view...
...Last year, the guy living across the fire-door from my bedroom kept different hours from us," explains Adam J. Klein '00. "He played his stereo very, very loud. He played cheesy music-Bon Jovi or something...
...shelter, Stewart said. Harvard'sdonations of chicken, ham and fish--saving theFirst Church more than $100 a week off theirbudget--were "the major source of protein" for theshelter, according to Stewart. "We can get plentyof day-old produce from supermarkets and day-oldpastries and bread from Au Bon Pain, but you can'treally provide a balanced meal with just that,"Stewart said...
Later in the evening, at a candlelight vigil in front of Au Bon Pain, the Harvard University Police (HUPD) asked about 50 protesters to move onto the sidewalk...
Holding signs that said, "Free Ngawang Choephel" and holding candles in Au Bon Pain cups, the demonstrators were herded off Holyoke Center property and onto the sidewalk by HUPD Sergeant Jim L. McCarthy, who was called in by Holyoke Center officials...