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While not all Americans may rush to downscale their holiday seasons or convert to electric cars and organic fare, the enhanced possibility of a more environmentally-friendly alternative lifestyle is a step in the right direction—at least as far as Schor is concerned. You might say it’s a breath of sustainable fresh...
...PBHA programs are already cash-strapped, and we get pretty worried when we have to ask our volunteers to pay for their own subway fare, plus their mentee’s subway fare,” said Kimberely S. Mak ’05, who runs the PBHA tutoring program Best Buddies...
Over House e-mail lists, students recounted their difficulty finding schedules for the special shuttles to the Quad. At the event, the food quality was not much better than normal dining hall fare. Some dishes, like the New England meal—which consisted of the staple Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) sliced turkey breast and stuffing—was wholly unexceptional. Instead of another afternoon of HUDS food, an outside caterer could have created more original cuisine. Unfortunately, food prepared by student groups was little better; several featured nothing other than candy...
...menu. The Citrus Cheesecake ($10) is luscious, with salade, sorbet and jus presenting varying intensities of the same flavor. The Warm Spiced Cake ($10) nods slyly to the upcoming holiday season; with peppered pears and eggnog anglaise it’s a highly sophisticated rendering of traditional Christmas fare. Heirloom3 Squash Crème Brulée ($9) is perhaps the best I’ve ever eaten, with a custard so light and creamy it could have been whipped, and a chilled interior contrasting with the sliver-thin caramelized topping. There are few words to describe the perfect cr?...
Visiting students arrive at Harvard with the enviable enthusiasm of first-years, impressed even by sections and dining hall fare. “I’m so impressed with the food,” gushes Ranussen. “I’m still not tired of it. You’re talking to someone who lived on noodles for four years, and here I am in this beautiful dining hall—I don’t have to do any grocery shopping, or cooking, or cleaning up after the cooking.” Harvard?...