Word: luncheon
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...biologist Nancy Hopkins ’64 said she felt physically ill as a result of listening to Summers’ speech at a National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) luncheon, and she left the conference room half-way through the president’s remarks...
John J. Alberts, the owner of The Courtside for 62 years, has seen it develop from tiny neighborhood bar, to luncheon place for the Middlesex Courthouse staff, to award-winning karaoke joint recognized by the Boston Globe and the Boston Herald. And why is Courtside so famous? “We’re just a real fun place,” Alberts boasts. He gives an example: last Friday at the 2 a.m. closing time, all the women in the 150-person karaoke room stood on chairs and sang and danced to the ABBA song “Dancing...
...School parking lot, where Yale’s Colleges and student groups held their bash two years ago, has been closed to tailgates in order to spare Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers the ignominy of having to observe the pro-Bulldog revelers as guests from his fancy pre-Game luncheon walk from the B-School to the stadium. Making Ohiri Field Yale’s space is a common-sense way to make thirsty Yalies and Summers’ guests happy...
...writer, processor of food safety and agriculture expert; “Careers for People Who Want to Make Things Happen” included talks by a political campaign manager, event planner and producer. Additionally, many events function to teach broader skills, such as the “Work/Life Balance Luncheon,” and the “Resume Workshop...
King, the chair of the Cambridge Historical Commission, recalls spending time with his then girlfriend (now wife) at a luncheon counter (now gone) at Leavitt and Peirce on Mass...