Word: bouncers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Strolling, not quite swaying, we made our way down JFK to the Sports Bar (the Galleria, JFK St.). A line of very cold students--all of them male--had formed outside the Square's newest bar, but the attractive bouncer from Tufts let the two of us in quite quickly. Although packed to capacity, a mirrored wall and glass partitions made the bar seem spacious. Several televisions blared different sporting events...
...bouncer, a Kirkland House rugby player, checked our i.d.s and waved us down the cement staircase to the basement...
...French Quarter, filled with thousands of convention goers, hosts eager businessmen who stand on city sidewalks, luring Republicans inside. Outside a bar boasting "the only female impersonators in the Quarter," a bouncer wears a "Make Vice President Bush President Bush" button...
...sports connection extends across the river from the athletic facilities. According to one student who works as a bouncer at the Boathouse, a local bar in Cambridge, owner John Brown gives preference to Harvard athletes when hiring bouncers. Most of his employees play rugby, football, or ice hockey. Brown could not be reached for comment...
...Outside we wear Bikini bathing suits and inside we wear skimpy, French suits. They're pretty revealing," Birkmeir says. "The guys are all obnoxious and crazy. I get hit on almost 500 times per night and once in a while, I have to call a bouncer cause some guy pinches me in the butt. Nonctheless," she adds, "I can make $300 in one night during spring break...