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Pforzheimer resident tutor Eric D. Bennett said the black mailbox labeled “Poems” was erected earlier this year—sometime in January or February—by House Superintendent Jim Gallivan. When asked who maintains the box, Bennett said, “maintenance, time cards??these are cobblestones on the byway to fascism...
...other childhood memories were indeed the source of Lydon’s interest in cooking. One of her fondest culinary recollections is of a lobster soup made from fresh lobsters caught during summers in Nantucket, and she has early memories of finding recipes “scrawled on note cards?? in her family’s home. Her mother, a recreational gardener and cook, introduced Lydon to cooking’s creative side. “My mom is a wonderful forager; she can make something out of nothing,” Lydon says. “With...
...there is fine print. If the president has his way, these new workers won’t just get temporary green cards??they’ll be enticed by personal retirement funds set up for them courtesy of Dubya’s Congress. The only catch? The funds wouldn’t be accessible until the workers left the United States. Just as he invites immigrants to join America’s legal workforce, Bush would introduce hamhanded bribes to push them back out again. What’s more, an illegal worker who volunteered to join...
...popular dining periods is the time between 1 and 4 p.m., what one manager has dubbed “cookies and tea time.” The mid-afternoon crowd consists primarily of shoppers who stop at the café to give their feet—and their credit cards??a brief respite...
...that the budgetary and spending practices of public universities are already transparent—their budgets are a matter of public record. Further centralization of state school budgets on the federal level would be wasteful—the bureaucracy needed to rank and quantify “Institutional Report Cards?? distracts resources from more worthy efforts to improve education...