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...wishes he had considered applying for a special concentration to better tailor his academic work to his interests.Yet Eisele says he realizes that such intensive independent pursuits require a “creative mind.”“You have to have something completely out of the box that you want to take into an academic area,” Eisele says.WHAT’S ON TAPPulling from his experiences as bar operations manager and bartender at the Pub, Eisele says he hopes to work in restaurant management for several years after graduation before opening...
...Harvard returned from its spring break trip to California.“We took a tough trip to San Diego, faced a lot of real good pitching,” Vance said. “It’s tough for some guys to get fully settled in the box.”But the Harvard captain has come on of late, going 11-for-23 with eight RBI in his past seven games and catalyzing a resurgent Crimson offense.“[Vance] stroked the ball as well as he’s had today,” Walsh...
...promote supporting the environment through gardening. On the other side of the room, HoCo laid out a host of snacks, drinks, and cakes—all natural, of course—to enjoy during the movie. The event also included an Eco-Month Clothing Swap with a designated box from which anyone could add or take clothes that would then be donated to the Harvard Square Homeless Shelter. The last activity of the night was a “mug-rack painting,” where students contributed their personal design to a new mug-tree for the Lowell dining...
...project only slightly more quixotic, and potentially lots more dangerous, than Spurlock's last big ordeal: subsisting for a month solely on food from McDonald's. That stunt generated the 2004 Super Size Me, which grossed a fat $11.5 million at the box office (on a lean $65,000 budget) and earned an Oscar nomination. The movie also allowed Spurlock to become his own little doc-conglomerate, hosting and producing the TV series 30 Days and lending his exec-producer imprimatur to such like-minded nonfiction films as The Third Wave (Americans in post-tsunami Sri Lanka) and What Would...
...economy class. But flight attendants don't dole it out from a cart like gruel in the orphanage; a touchscreen at each seat lets passengers pick what they want and pay by credit card. A few minutes after I swiped my card, an attendant brought my fruit-and-cheese box and a glass of cabernet to my seat. The food was fine, but what I remember more was the simple pleasure of getting what I wanted when I wanted it, freed from the Sisyphean tyranny of the cart...