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...commercially viable in the 1800s, and those that have survived are even less so today. "Quite a number of varieties were grown in walled gardens of big country homes in the 19th century, when a lot of time and money could be devoted to raising interesting fruit," says Emma-Jane Lamont, curator of Britain's National Fruit Collections. A supermarket-friendly variety "must come into bearing early and provide regular heavy crops" of fruit that doesn't bruise easily and stores well. Some specialty grocers or farmer's markets do offer heirloom fruit varieties, and if you're lucky enough...
...every project in which I’ve ever worked with him, he has brought cutting analytic insight, a fresh perspective and a remarkable ability to combine normative theory, innovative economic analysis and an understanding of practical economics and politics,” said Jane J. Mansbridge, Adams professor of political leadership at the Kennedy School of Government...
...from Adams House, Chopra, Luke R. Long ’03 and Barro; from Cabot House, Vedran Lekic ’04, Bolek Z. Kabala ’03 and Jason L. Lurie ’05; from Currier House, Jessica R. Stannard-Friel ’03, Jane Kim ’05 and Brian C. Grech ’03; from Dudley House, Weisbard; from Dunster House, Agarwalla, Andrew C. Crocco ’03 and James T. Berylson ’04; from Eliot House, Michael R. Blickstead ’05, Sheila R. Adams...
...This facility, being in the Yard, is a terrific facility for the students because it’s so central and convenient,” said Acting OIP Director Jane Pavese. The space had been used previously by the Harvard Alumni Association, which moved to a new Mt. Auburn Street location several months...
...Contributing writer Jane V. Evans can be reached at jvevans@fas.harvard.edu