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Prefer to steep tea in your cup, not a pot? A new line of heat-resistant silicone infusers lets you brew loose tea in ordinary mugs. These rubber spoons can also stir in honey or sugar and come apart for cleaning. Made by Zanif and sold at sarut.com for $10 each, they come in five colors...
...champagne reception and a buffet lunch.Around 4 p.m., they will take to the open grounds and situate themselves for an afternoon of laid-back Ivy League polo.There will be almost 70 ponies. But no college kids to ride them. That’s the whole point of the Ivy Cup Charity Polo Match, scheduled for Saturday, May 20th. It will pit alumni teams from Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Cornell against one another in the spirit of old school altruism and good-natured competition.The annual tournament is in its fifth year, although this is the first time Princeton and Cornell...
Mather House has shown Harvard that concrete can be green, and that it has no reason to fear the Currier tree. This past weekend, Mather won the Green Cup in an eco-competition sponsored by the Harvard Green Campus Initiative and FAS Resource Efficiency Program. Mather broke Currier’s two-year winning streak by coming in fourth in recycling and waste reduction, first in electricity conservation, and tied for first in eco-projects. Dunster, Kirkland, and Leverett Houses also received mention for being the top three Houses in improvement in recycling and trash reduction. Mather, represented by Environmental...
...crews. “We were fortunate that all three boats were really strong—it was important this weekend and it’ll be important in Charleston,” Johnson said. “We think we have a great chance to win Nationals. GEIGER CUP As their teammates traveled to Yale to qualify the team for national competition, members of the sailing team stayed in town to sail in the Geiger Cup, which was hosted Saturday and Sunday by MIT. Overall, the Crimson placed fourth out of six teams with a score of 93 points...
...woman spills coffee while juggling a cup of fruit. Park District workers tidy the large park, and police officers, mostly chatting among themselves, keep a careful eye on a crowd that is quickly swelling. The people here - mostly Hispanic, but whites and blacks as well - wear serious faces, but there is a sense that this is as much an event as a rally, as busloads of kids, large trucks and ordinary drivers whip by honking approval for a gathering that police expect to grow to some 300,000 in Chicago alone. Newspapers carrying the headline "Today We March, Tomorrow...