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Late night studying in Cabot Library may become a pleasure when the Science Center's Greenhouse Cafe extends it evening hours until...
Starting in two weeks, the Cafe will break its current 9:00 p.m. curfew, serving cold sandwiches, hamburgers, cake, and chocolate chip cookies to computer buffs and Cabot dwellers three nights a week, according to Marian P. Burns, manager of the Cafe...
...other business, the council announced the extension of the hours of the Science Center's Greenhouse Cafe. The cafe will now be open until midnight on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings beginning April...
...cast--and dialogue--are international enough to put Cafe Pamplona to shame. Oleg Yankovsky plays a Russian poet named Gortchakov, who is in Italy to write a book about a 17th-century composer, Gortchakov is accompanied by an interpreter, Eugenia (Domiziana Giordano). Like Fellini, another comsummate stylist, Tarkovsky seems to have chosen his cast primarily for their visual qualities--particularly Giordano, who has the Surrealist-Madonna looks to complement the Surrealist-pastoral scenery forming the backbone of this film...
...dismisses Zee's repeated insistence that someone is following her as total paranoia. However, at the Cafe is one of the myriad errant street performers filing New York City an the summer-time: a man with a domesticated pigeon. As the movie develops, Larry the pigeon-man also becomes an acquaintance of Zee and Eli, haunting the film with his creepy looks and weird movements. In between his acts he sits at the Cafe with a girl who reads with the pigeon perched on her head. In one scene Larry looks at a girl's t-shirt that reads...