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...Perot has embraced, he was closest to Richard Nixon's. He was on the phone to the Nixon White House several times a week in 1970 and 1971. Sometimes the subject was casual, such as imploring a White House staffer not to eat on the plane so he could dine with Perot and his wife. Other times it was serious, such as agreeing to the Administration's request that he shore up Wall Street by taking over a nearly bankrupt brokerage...
Reeves says Central Square is an area the city is trying to market as one of Cambridge's finest places to dine. But trash and refuse on the streets and sidewalks do not let Central Square businesses "put their best foot for ward," he says...
...before you plunge each and every river house into a ferocious battle for the right to dine with dignity--which will undoubtedly have no end until quadlings and first-year students suffer scandalous noon-time deportations to their originally designated eating areas--I urge you to relax your resolve. There must be rice with spicy tofu peanut sauce for all! Rebecca Treptow...
...Hillel officials said that students willalways be welcomed to dine at Hillel. Shai A. Held'94, coordinating council chair, said, "People arestill warmly invited to eat at Hillel. They justhave to come early...
...where tuxes and smart chat were mandatory. Moviegoers saw the jagged grandeur of Manhattan's skyline as a cardiogram of American sophistication. Fred Astaire used to symbolize New York; now Al Sharpton does, and the metropolis is just a detention center for too many folks you'd rather not dine with. Rank congestion is the norm; you can't buy your way out of the line of fire. Question: Does anyone still dream of coming to town and becoming a star? Funny answer: Yes, because New York's desperate energy still makes it the most exciting and relevant place...