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...investigative drinkers had differing opinions of this particular bar. “This is super-chill; I like it here,” said Caroline L. Donchess ’04 approvingly. “I like the professional clientele…and the martinis,” added Paul G. Eisenstein ’04. “It’s too dark to read the drink menu,” Garza complained, holding a candle up to the laminated sheet and endangering the safety of all. “I want to go back to Aquitane...
Barely a month old, this find of finds induced Italian exclamations from my compatriots. “Mi piace!” yelled Butler and Donchess. Hostess Emily Fernandez informed us of one more reason for the glee—Union is owned by the same people as Aquitane. We all piace...
...feel like I am in a Bangkok Bordello,” said Donchess as our squad entered Pho Republique. “As usual,” snapped Butler immediately...
...just any university dance company can get the rights to perform Balanchine’s choreography—normally far too expensive for a 30-some member company like the Harvard Ballet. Co-Directors Katie S. Daines ’04 and Caroline L. Donchess ’04 were able to score the rights to use Balanchine’s moves in two dances free of charge because of Daines’ connection to the renowned School of American Ballet in New York City. Daines, as well as three other members of the company she says is saturated with...
Right now, the club has six founding members, all juniors: Thebaud, Chavez, Schraa, Caroline L. Donchess, Brittany J. Garza and Maria S. Pedroza, also a Crimson editor. Sablière plans to invite 30 women to a wine and cheese function off-campus this fall, according to Chavez, from which they will choose about 10 more women to form a core group. This spring, the society will hold a selection process that will be invite-only and almost identical to a final club punch...