Word: broccoli
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...Crimson staff writer, and Raffel is a Crimson business editor. Before the cooking began, an unruffled contestant Lillian L. Erlinger ’10 rattled off her team’s plan: in the works, an “Asian slaw with fried lentil balls and garlicky, pan-seared broccoli,” but if all else failed, there was a plan B: “a spiced lentil apple curry with curry yogurt and sauteed apples.” As the cooking began, Bianca A. Verma ’10, Erlinger’s teammate, chopped up onions...
...were in the middle of a broccoli field covered in mud,” said Alison M. Forsyth, a research assistant in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and a co-chair of the project...
...with Russell Crowe unavailable for auditions, Broccoli told the Rome-based La Repubblica daily that he may be forced to turn to the unruly amateurs who lurk around the Coliseum. "We shouldn't fear vulgarity when recounting ancient life," he said. "The gladiators were vulgar, sweaty, smelly, cursing folk. Why not show them as they really were...
...Though he insists that the shows will be serious replicas of the battles (without the ugly endings of course), the archeology official says that they will also help make the city's monuments live. "Less sacredness and more showmanship," says Broccoli, who has long hosted scientific and historical shows on radio and television. "We need to make our monuments and museums come alive. They must speak to the public...
...Broccoli is largely echoing the ideas of conservative Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The business mogul turned politico says Italy's cultural treasures need to be showcased and considered a precious source of income for the country. Sounds like history repeating itself: gladiators battling for the pleasure of the latest Caesar...