Word: cantabrigians
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...After a year’s hiatus during which owner Patrick Lee opened Redline, Grafton Street has returned in a dramatic new location one block further down Mass. Ave. Grafton, after resting and recharging its batteries for a few months, has reappeared refreshed and eager to pump vitality into Cantabrigian nightlife. Its return can only bode well for Harvard’s budding gourmands as well as its incipient lushes...
...obviously represent a loss of revenue for Harvard—two years ago tickets cost $12 a pop, so tickets for all undergrads would have cost upwards of $70,000. To make up for this lost revenue, Yalies should pay twice: for both their admission and that of their Cantabrigian hosts. Also, they should buy us hotdogs and beer. Paying for Harvard students is not new for the Elis. They’ve already given Harvard their admissions application fee, helping to reduce the cost of reading the applications of the students who were actually going...
...Flynn really surprised me,” said Carroll W. Toohey, a Catholic Cantabrigian who attended the discussion...
Mailroom favors run in the other direction as well, adds Peter Romeo—a Cantabrigian clad in a purple shirt and black jeans who also works as a crossing-guard—as he sorts newly-received packages...
...audience member asked about the role of Cantabrigian landmarks in Handmaid’s setting, so Atwood provided specific examples: One building in the book is Memorial Hall, another is the Brattle Theater, another Widener Library...