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...cocas, par baked (recipe to follow)• 4 oz. Piquillo Pepper-Pineapple escabeche (recipe to follow)• 4 oz. Manchego béchamel (recipe to follow)• 1/2 cup grated Manchego cheese• 12 Hot & Spicy Spam slices, 1/8"• 1/4 cup fresh basil, julienne
...Hawiian sweet roll (available at most grocers)• Teriyaki sauce • Roasted pineapple relish (recipe to follow)• Chili mayo (recipe to follow)• Daikon sprouts (available at most grocers)• Lomi lomi tomato (recipe to follow)• Lettuce• Spam
...Clintons, the Kennedys, from their political impact alone, might be the best of the dynasties from which we voters have to choose. But the problem is that we have to choose at all; our much-vaunted democractic process should consist of something more than knighting one dynasty to follow another. In other words, after too many years of dynastic politics, this country has to draw the line somewhere. Even with “Sweet Caroline.” James K. McAuley ’12, a Crimson editorial comper, lives in Weld Hall...
...profit institution with a long-term horizon, Harvard can afford to take relatively low-impact steps to address its budget shortfall. So far, Harvard has not had to follow the lead of the market in issuing a shower of pink slips. However, Harvard is far from immune to the market downturn, and, while we would ideally want to avoid cutbacks altogether, restricting salary increases and new hires is a reasonable decision that will minimize impact to our community, while hopefully helping to ease a significant portion of the $100 million shortfall...
...December 5, almost 300 crew in 14 vessels adrift at sea remained hostage to Somali pirates. Clearly, these guys are not your regular Hollywood folk. In the coming days, the Bush administration will propose a resolution in the United Nations (UN) that would allow foreign forces to follow pirates into mainland Africa and fight them in the coastal towns where they hide between their seaborne adventures. Although some countries are reluctant to support an initiative that would redefine the Law of the Sea, Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice is expected to present a draft to the Security Council early next...