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...music, good food, and cheap drinks. Many frequented Phatt Boys throughout first semester, and the cavernous eatery earned a rep for fun (read: lax carding). Yet today, nearly all remnants of Phatt Boys’s existence have disappeared. The reasons for its shutdown are unclear. An employee at Dado Tea, which abuts the now-vacant lot, claims the place closed due to “bad location of the restaurant, since it is so far back,” nestled awkwardly up a ramp between an artsy tea shop and a staid office complex. In contrast, says the Dado...
...tres centros autosuficientes enfocados en la diabetes, ubicados dentro de vecindarios de bajos ingresos en Chicago. Cada uno de ?stos atiende a miles de residentes por mes, muchos de ellos indocumentados y sin seguro m?dico. Educada en sociolog?a en la universidad de Chicago y ex trabajadora social, Giachello ha dado prioridad al entrenamiento de investigadores, m?dicos y enfermeras. "Existen elementos culturales en el cuidado de la salud, que a?n los mejores estudiantes no hispanos no entienden", explica. Por ejemplo, dice, muchos cl?nicos ignoran el uso de curanderos, cocimientos de hierbas y remedios caseros entre los hispanos y por lo tanto...
...Habana?. Los recuerdos de aquellos d?as lo mantienen comprometido con las m?s diversas causas en su ciudad adoptiva de Nueva York y en otros lugares, desde investigaci?n sobre la par?lisis cerebral hasta esfuerzos en la pol?tica entre Cuba y Estados Unidos. "Llegu? a un pa?s que me ha dado la bienvenida?, dice. "Hago un esfuerzo por devolverle la cortes?a...
...Friday evening, after a dumpling workshop, two then-sophomores and I were the only ones left cleaning up. On a whim, we decided to head to Dado Tea in Central Square for some bubble tea. Even though Dado was closed when we got there—cleaning took longer than we had expected—we had fun throwing out trash bags, walking down Mass. Ave., and making plans to go back later. When we went to bed that night, we weren’t drunk, but we were happy. I’d give the night...
...such legislation would only solve part of the problem. As the cycle of sites like 50 Church Street—which in three years has housed Brew Moon, the late and great Rock Bottom, and now Dado Tea—demonstrate, a major trouble with getting better businesses in the Square is that they just can’t afford the rent. This is where our dear Harvard, as the largest landowner in the area, ought to step...