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...When the pioneering preachers arrived, they realized what is now a precept of fundraising: they needed some literature. The trio sent word of its epiphany back across the Atlantic, and so in London in 1643 there appeared “New England’s First Fruits??—“the first of countless public relations pamphlets and brochures,” according to Clarke L. Caywood, a public relations scholar at Northwestern University. The 26-page brochure extols Harvard’s first president, Henry Dunster: “Over the Colledge is master...
Martin D. Breslin, HUDS executive chef for residential dining, said he learned of the recovery of the red fruits?? harvest yesterday and immediately decided to resume serving tomatoes to students...
Since then he has been obsessed with nutrition. And his office bears the fruits??and vegetables—of his labor...
...banana napoleon ($6). Meyer lemons seem to be popping up just as frequently as skate these days, and the Blue Room is not one to miss a trend, throwing them onto the menu in a sorbet with anise seed biscotti ($5). Dates—the interpersonal kind, not the fruits??seem to often only be as good as the last moment, so the Blue Room can at least promise to send you off to that House formal on a high note...
...Computer Age which Harvard brings to its students thus springs from the very heart of the bourgeoisie. While glorifying middle-class consumerism, it ignores the plight of those unable to partake of its fruits??at most, it provides them with a safety net full of holes...
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