Word: crust
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...presentation. My order of fresh rabbit sausage comes on a bed of shredded carrots: the bunny arrives displayed on its own favorite food. The joke, intentional or not, is soon forgotten for the flavor of the dish. The warm and mild white sausage is shelled in salty crisp pistachio crust, and perks up with the tartness of scattered cranberries...
...Depends on your prospective. If you're poor, then no. If you're part of the rapidly fading-for-the-worse middle class, no. If you're lucky enough to be a member of the upper crust of society, you're probably saying "The economy was in trouble?" From my porspective, I see no impressionable change in the hole we're in. R. Smith New York...
...hair’s breadth away from quite making sense. Why do the college students balk at tracking down their old classmates, then eventually not only hunt them down but tape-record their conversation? Why does Paul, when given a perfectly good chance to make it in the upper crust, turn it down? The play also features a subplot involving two Utah theater students that peters out without concluding, and an abrupt, unsatisfying ending...
...their bread with young, vibrant bands and releasing greatest hits compilations every couple of years. Not quite as sad as the recent Buzzcocks studio reunion, if only because the Subs never let themselves get rusty, this show is still only worth attending for openers Toxic Narcotic, the grassroots crust punk band which has defined and ruled over the mysterious genre for the past ten years. Essentially a brand of hardcore, crust has found its home in church basements and tiny, specialized clubs. If any band among the scene has “made it” though, it?...
Radcliffe, for the all-too-many who don’t know, was founded in 1879 as the “Harvard Annex,” where upper-crust young women could gain access to a Harvard education; in 1894, the Harvard Annex was renamed Radcliffe College after Ann Radcliffe, an English aristocrat who in 1643 was the first woman to make a bequest to Harvard. Professors would teach men in Harvard Yard in the morning, then walk down to Radcliffe Yard for afternoon classes with the women. Women were housed separately and, for fear of what might take place...