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...Soviet-era stores that once lined it have been snapped up and remodeled. Waitresses in red tartan aprons now dish out edible pizza for $1 a slice at Tashir's shiny new restaurant, which also offers wireless Internet access. Nearby are a sushi bar, a kitchen-design store, a caf?? that bears a passing resemblance to Starbucks, a bright yellow mobile-phone kiosk that's open 24 hours a day and Jackpot, a slot-machine arcade that marks Kaluga's attempt at glamour. "You can see people have more money," says Alexander Kuptsov, owner of Bellissimo, a shoe boutique that...
Money has already been allocated to finance the new advising initiatives, as well as the pub in Loker Commons and the caf?? in Lamont Library, Gross said. The pub and the caf?? will begin construction this June...
...these conditions, it seems only fair to preserve as much office space in the Yard as possible. At the very least, McLoughlin should cancel plans to add freshman “social space” to the basements of the Yard dorms. With the Loker Pub and the Lamont Caf?? providing new, alternative hangouts, and with Hilles’s meeting space relieving pressure on Yard common rooms, freshmen already can look forward to more social space than ever before. If McLoughlin and University Hall won’t scrap their plan to handpick the organizations in Yard basements...
...person interaction within an intellectual environment has long, and rightly, been credited as an indispensable part of a quality university education. During my tenure at Harvard, I learned at least as much, if not more, from discussions with professors and fellow students outside the classroom, in places such as Caf?? Gato Rojo, Caf?? Algiers, and the Science Center’s study rooms, as inside the classroom. Furthermore, the opportunity to personally ask questions of professors and to participate in class discussions inspired in me an enthusiasm for learning that would simply be impossible to duplicate by staring...
...like, "Nature? It'll grow back. Drive a car that costs the earth." Last year, Lee Ford and Dan Brooks, a London-based creative ad development team, came up with an "edgy" Volkswagen spot for a demo reel: a terrorist tries to detonate a car bomb outside a crowded caf??. But the car, a VW Polo, is too sturdy--it contains the blast, killing the terrorist but saving the caf??. Shot on a shoestring budget, the clip is shocking, tasteless, stunningly effective--and totally unauthorized. When it leaked onto the Net (it had been hidden on Ford and Brooks' website...