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...their graduated progeny descend on Square restaurants this week. This much we know. If you are keen to avoid the hundreds of other newly crowned Harvard grads enjoying lunch out courtesy of their parents’ Amex, but still want to enjoy a good old fashioned bite at your folks?? expense—sans the crowds—the Four Seasons in Boston may have just the thing to celebrate those two new letters after your name. In the finest tradition of the genteel English high tea, the haute cuisine gurus at Boston’s five-star...
...bleary eyed and exhausted FM made an effort to talk with the laziest folks?? the kids who opted for viewing at the Science Center. Their laziness was not rewarded. The roof was packed with pods of people lying on their backs, huddled together for warmth. Some of the more resourceful students brought air mattresses, but the masses remained exposed to the cold concrete. The lights of Boston, the full moon, the telescope domes and some mild cloud cover all worked against the stargazers. The relative lack of meteors, combined with the cold and the early hours fueled quite...
...white folks??the management—they get the treatment,” HAC Treasurer Robert T. Elliott ’04 said...
...size-fits-all Springfest. As Harvard Concert Commission member Daniel R. Fish ’03 told The Crimson, “the things that I would want in a Springfest are not family-oriented.” Say goodbye to the last of the really great student events, folks??Springfest can’t be it any more...
It’s true, folks??the last American sport surely heralds (for those in the know) a time of relaxation and idyllic afternoons in house quads and the tent-littered Yard...