Word: flavorfully
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...President overflow the bookshelf and framed photos and newspaper clippings deck the walls. Here, a snapshot of the swimming team; there, JFK attending the Harvard-Columbia football game in 1963; upon the bedroom door, the 1940 University Class Day Program announcing all the swingin' graduation activities. "There's a flavor to it," says Catherine L. McLaughlin, deputy director of the IOP. "That's why we didn't change it. We want to maintain the feeling of a dorm room." Vivian M. Song '02, modern-day inhabitant of F entryway, acknowledges the positive aura of the room, but, as an advocate...
Everyone knows the taste of sweet and sour, but what do hot and cold taste like? According to scientists from the Yale School of Medicine, temperature has its own flavors. Writing in the current issue of Nature, they report that warming the front of the tongue induces a suggestion of sweetness, and cooling it produces a salty or sour taste; chilling the back of the tongue, by contrast, creates a sour or bitter sensation. No one knows if these false taste sensations affect flavor, but experts suspect they are too faint for the brain to discern in the sensory...
...want to recreate the spirit of camraderie.in a fun-filled week of celebration. Let these words resound across our campus: March 13th through March 17th shall be declared Spirit Week! To give Spirit Week a fun spin, we decided to give each day of the week a special sartorial flavor. Every day, students will dress up in different outfits to suit the day's topic. Below is the wardrobe schedule...
...feature, would-be comper Belobaba and the naked guy in As It Were. All of this meta partying got to our heads and we needed a dinner break. Next stop, the Kiznong, and who should be sitting next to us but fashion maven Candie E-E Darling and her flavor of the week...
...flavor may be similar, but they're different institutions and different locations--in Santa Barbara, you're in California, and Santa Barbara is a compact city," Narayanamurti says. "It could be quite similar in that it has a strong flavor in engineering and computer science, but Santa Barbara has no business school...