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...said. “Even the drains were overflowing with the smelly water. We didn’t hesitate to immediately close the dining hall. I yelled across the lake of sewage to one of the Daniels Tower tutors to open up emergency exits so students could eat at other local houses.” Residents of the House were stoic about Friday’s events. “Aside from the atrocious odor, it wasn’t all bad. We just had to brave the elements and eat at other dining halls for one meal. The House...
...question of whether this difference matters to the restaurants’ core clientele—the average Harvard student—still remains. “Maybe the fact that Qdoba takes away from the individuality of the Square is a legit concern, but I would rather eat delicious food than have an individual square,” said Aaron J. Mowery ’08. Mowery, who said he “stalked” Qdoba during its construction, described eating at the restaurant as a “transcendent experience.” He added that...
...plan to pair each Quad House with a “sister” River House where Quadlings would be allowed to eat lunch, like the system already in place for Adams and Pforzheimer residents, was proposed at last month’s meeting...
...will never eat an apple with a waxy gloss that is shinier than my coffee table. I grow organic veggies in the summer and supplement those by buying organic vegetables from local farmers' markets. In northern Illinois, there's very little local fruit available that has not been sprayed with pesticides. So all winter I buy organic fruit; sometimes in the summer the pesticide-free apples on my neighbor's tree are the only local ones available. Lori Indovina-Valus, McHenry...
...neighbor, but when she uses chemicals, she perpetuates global tragedies like Bhopal and local tragedies like contaminated wells. When she uses glyphosate, she fouls our air, our water and our land, and she helps fund bioengineering monsters that crush small farmers like her. It's great to eat local and organic food. But let's also evaluate food-production costs so we can encourage sustainability. Mama Earth needs all the help we can give her. Sherry Luna, Patagonia, Ariz...