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...place to practice the dying art of conversation," says Professor John Brewer, chairman of the History and Literature Department. He says that while he goes to the Signet one or two times each week, he rarely journeys to dine at houses. "It's rather different from the house environment where you don't know people...
Master of Currier House Dudley R. Herschbach has offered students in his Chemistry 7 class additional incentives to participate. Herschbach will wine and dine the two students from his class who raise the most money...
...those who've not been following the story: The Final Clubs are to Harvard what fraternities are to other colleges, with the important difference that fewer than 10 percent of undergraduates join. Though each of the nine Clubs owns its premises, in which like-minded males socialize and dine together once or twice a week, none provides student living quarters. Their association with the College began in 1791 with the founding of the Porcellian and their social role has waxed and waned, its importance steadily diminshing since the building of the Houses in the 1930's. The latter (which...
...Barbara, some 30 miles down the mountain from the ranch, it was time to take marching orders from Chief of Staff Donald Regan, who has emerged as the undisputed boss in a once loose hierarchy of advisers. White House staffers have been noticeably less leaky this summer as they dine on the expense accounts of the news-hungry White House press corps. Only McFarlane has managed to retain some autonomy, by virtue of his foreign policy expertise and willingness to speak...
Nearly 500 parents will dine in the, attend lectures, and chat with Masters, as the largest crowd of oldsters ever, to attend the annual Junior Parents Weekend descends on Harvard today...