Word: diets
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...almost all being of age, only Palmer-Amaning helped himself to a Heineken care of FM’s expense account. Five of the others, ordering over the fortuitous din of Kim Wilder’s Kids in America, went for a rather different beverage. “Diet Coke, please...
...couple of the Diet Coke drinkers were happy, though, to complain about the “lack of sophistication” of their American peers. Obviously, irony is a less popular international commodity than carbonated beverages. So, why come to the States at all? It’s too cold here, there’s no decent soccer to follow and even at Harvard many of the people are, apparently, “shallow.” Why bother...
...about eight months, Pappas would drive around and deliver homemade health food in the morning before his 11 a.m. shift at Harvard began. Many of his customers were gym buddies, but it wasn’t just the Arnold Schwartzeneggers of the world who craved a healthier diet. Regular Joes also wanted Pappas’ low fat offerings...
...beggar’s bowl and walked the North Indian countryside asking those he encountered if they could spare some scraps of food for the Buddha. In the years to come, this wooden bowl would hold nothing fancier than parched rice and lentils. The Buddha’s diet had gone from magnificent to minimalist...
...those of you lab rats, who will be spending 60-hour weeks in labs, biting your nails over your non-viable thesis experiments. Rule #1 for any thesis: Make sure that you have a viable project. My first thesis topic was an exposé on the evils of Diet Coke, a project wholly dependent on the Coca-Cola Company admitting to the addictive, cancer-causing nature of its lucrative product. (I kid you not.) This is a flagrant example of a non-viable thesis project. Other examples include: trying to split the atom with light rays, writing the next Great...