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...also won't need complicated utensils--not even a measuring cup--just a fork, knife, and spoon...
Prepare the pudding with 1 1/2 cups of milk You don't need a rotary beater, just beat briskly with a fork. Chill (Pudding is not absolutely necessary for the recipe to work well, so only use it if you really like pudding...
Miss Manners clearly stresses etiquette at the table, but Harvard finds most of it useless. Three full pages describe the function of every fork imaginable when the Union stocks only one variety. The most important advice goes without mention--avoid the forks that still have this morning's French toast stuck to their tines...
...customers. During the eight days he played Atlantic City's Resorts International this past June, the drop was $6.5 million larger than it had been during the same period in 1981, more than enough to justify his staggering fee of $50,000 a show. "We didn't fork over the kind of money we gave Sinatra because we're nice guys," says Resorts Executive Vice President H. Steve Norton. "It pays off for us as a marketing tool. It's better for us financially to have this crowd on our property than in another casino down...
...fewer troops, the other student governments generally boast a huge arsenal of funds collected from mandatory fees often twice the size of Harvard's soon-to-be $10 optional one. The Yale and Dartmouth student governments don't receive student funding, but Brown undergrads, who pay the highest fee, fork over $47 a year activities fee, with a little better than half going to student government which gives two-thirds of its budget of campus groups and divides the rest between administrative costs and social events. Columbia and Princeton recently raised their fees, giving their governments hundreds of thousands...