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...founders later did is travel to Europe after college and had other great beer-drinking experiences with much better beer. That was the idea behind Harpoon Brewery—a good beer can really enhance that experience.” Smith, a brewer for Harpoon, added that the founders?? experience in Europe also led them to value local beer. “In America, beer was almost a commodity, whereas in Europe, there was a lot more geographical authenticity,” he said. Storey also said he was excited about returning to Harvard to talk with students...
...SP’s founding fathers, Wayne C. Paton ’56, and faculty advisor and alum, Dean Benedict H. Gross ’71. It will also offer film screenings, interactive events like a sing-along and orchestra play along, various workshops, a “Founders?? Story Session” to hear founding members set the record straight about the organization’s past, and a Victorian ball.Many alumni were enthusiastic to hear about the organization’s 50th anniversary festivities and will not only be enjoying a weekend of performances, but will...
...heap over the past year. Cambridge Common, created in April 2005, has seven main contributors who regularly post with generally-liberal commentary on campus issues from Larry Summers to the Mission Hill After-School Program.Team Zebra—which began as a chronicle of its founders?? quest to bring two zebras to Harvard Square—also gained popularity during the most recent UC election.Andrew H. Golis ’06, one of the founders of Cambridge Common, says that “readership changed” in the wake of that election cycle...
...most successful computer-nerds to ever emerge from Silicon Valley, Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page.With Malseed’s help, Vise interviewed countless employees from Google’s CEO to its head chef, as well as teachers, family members, and Boy Scout leaders from the founders?? past. In short, Vise did his homework, and thanks to his efforts, “The Google Story” offers an intimate portrayal of a product that plays a likewise intimate role in our daily lives. But compelling non-fiction demands more than cold facts, and unfortunately...
...Club was always small, secretive, and exclusive, with only 25 members at its peak. In The Club’s early days, most of the members had a nickname, few of which exuded the grace of the founders?? choices: “Pussy,” “Bossy Calf,” “Goat!,” and “The Lady Dodo.” There was no “punch” process; girls were informed of their “in” status and were expected...