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Despite its consciously minimalist name, Chef Gary Strack’s Enormous Room is more than the new trendy restaurant on the block. With decor inspired by travels through North Africa, frequent performances by area artists and a menu that offers only two choices—“regular” or “vegetarian”—Enormous Room has a style as off-beat as its founder...
...most frequent answer to this question given by the administration (and many students) is that the final clubs are irrelevant and obsolete. The clubs are dismissed as fancy fraternities and Harvard students are deemed too mature to care about things like keg parties and barbecues. The solution, student leaders believe, is to build a student center on campus that would take care of the social needs of undergraduates. While this would be a positive step forward that should be lobbied for on all fronts, to also allow the final clubs to exist in their current form is shortsighted for several...
...Frequent upgrading by RV owners has been fueled not only by a strong trade-in market--RVs depreciate more slowly than cars--but also by the emergence of a new must-have feature called a slide-out. These expanding walls dramatically increase an RV's living space. Newmar of Nappanee, Ind., introduced the first motorized zoom room in 1990, and since then the industry has raced to offer RVs with two, three or even four slides. Carriage Inc. of Millersburg, Ind., just introduced the first five-slide, a 37-ft. trailer aptly named XTRM5...
Kenyon: The Bens seemed spent, Wasserstein still jubilant from his triumph in the earlier set. Even the audience seemed a little tired, as the clapping was less frequent and exuberant. But Larry’s energy never flagged. I did get the feeling that he wanted to switch partners, though. So I went over to his side, ready to teach the Bens a lesson...
Brooks, who is a senior editor of The Weekly Standard and a frequent contributor to Newsweek and The Atlantic Monthly, called Iraqi President Saddam Hussein a “genocidal maniac” and defended the Bush administration before a crowd of 50 students and faculty...