Word: fares
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...relationship with Upstairs at the Pudding, the popular and pricey Square restaurant. The group regularly performs there for Sunday brunch crowds and is often called upon for other special occasions. And the long hours of singing and crooning are sometimes rewarded with a sampling of the Pudding's famous fare...
...musical events. A cappella is quite popular here, as are orchestral, choral and ethnic music events and the occasional speech or awards ceremony. Once in a blue moon, a modern music show will play (Dar Williams' Cry Cry Cry for one), but Sanders is usually strictly Harvardian musical fare...
After a dinner of wine and poached salmon, many attendees praised Sen's knowledge of his subject but joked that his lecture on the philosophical foundations of the human rights debate was heavy fare...
...putting on a positive face and selling Harvard. In fact, the college would do far better in reaching the variety of people interested in the school by presenting a more varied and rich public facade. Aggressive charisma is not the only kind of charisma, and Harvard's reputation might fare far better if it were in the hands of those with less evident self-satisfaction...
...determined that her son Jeremy would fare better. So the year before he was to start kindergarten, she overcame her lifelong shyness and began to canvass her California neighborhood, introducing herself to kids and their parents and setting up play dates with Jeremy's future classmates. In late summer, knowing that teachers often fix up their classrooms in the weeks before school starts, she dropped by the school so she and her son could meet his teacher, who invited them to look around the room. "I think we succeeded," Johnson says. "Jeremy is a happy, social child...