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...Theatricals traditionally pull pranks on their senior members, and Dan A. Svrisky ’09 and Liz A.T. McLeod ’08 targeted Corayer, the veep of the Pudding’s band. At McLeod’s suggestion, Svirsky made signs that read, “Felipe??s Now Delivers.” And each prominently displayed Corayer’s cell number across the bottom. Svirsky and his friends postered every dorm and doorbox in Harvard Yard. “It was a great idea,” says Svirsky, tooting his own proverbial...
...find out that About Hair is accused of being a house of ill-repute. But we were even more appalled that the place got busted before we could complete our own in-depth investigation.Lucky for us, there is this chick named Flat Patty who apparently lives over by Felipe??s. Unluckily, she’s a bit of a prude. But while a “Russian ending” (allegedly one of About Hair’s “specialties”) may be out of the question with her, burgers can be sexy. See Carl...
...newspaper sex column, though, chances are you didn’t even graduate from high school, and you have no legs. What to do? Become a sex worker. But where to go? Chilling in front of the Porc is just setting yourself up for failure (they fuck each other). Felipe??s is a good bet, although because of recent run-ins with the Cambridge police, it’s a little risky. Best spot? Like I’d give that up (!). You might try a dining hall. Lots of people hang out there. Once you?...
Sometimes a little student participation can go a long way, especially as far as burritos are concerned. Before Monday, Felipe??s Tacqueria, an extremely popular Mexican restaurant in the Square, looked to be in jeopardy of losing its license to stay open past midnight because the restaurant stayed open past the mandated time of 2 a.m. on three separate occasions. In a disciplinary hearing on Monday, the Cambridge Licensing Commission (CLC) chose to let Felipe??s keep its license, slapping it instead with a requirement that the restaurant close its doors for two days on which...
...answer: the beef is at the corner of Dunster and Mt. Auburn streets. The past three weeks have seen the opening of two new Harvard Square burger joints, Flat Patties and b. good, within one block of each other. Flat Patties is the latest brainchild of Felipe??s guru Tom Brush, while this is the second b. good in the Boston area. The only remaining question is: which beef will survive? Figures right now suggest no favorite has yet emerged. b. good co-owner Jon Olinto estimates that his eatery is selling about 250 burgers a day, while...