Word: luncheon
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...ninth hole, Obama spent about $18 on two hot dogs, two sodas, and two spam Musubis. Many outside of Hawaii do not particularly like Spam musubi, a local delicacy made up of the infamous luncheon meat, dried seaweed, and rice. "You know he's a local boy if he's eating Spam Musubi," says Yamashita...
...invited. The Offices of the President and the Provost will no longer be hosting a holiday meal, just a reception. Harvard Kennedy School scaled back on menu options.And Harvard Divinity School not only canceled the champagne reception for faculty and staff but also shortened the holiday dinner and luncheon by an hour each.“HDS has researched the most cost-effective compostable vendors for the food utensils and plates,” Divinity School spokesman Johnathan G. Beasley said.SLIMMING DOWNBut while these schools have taken a hatchet to their budget, others—such as the Law School...
...again, the Administration's emissaries had little success swaying Senators' views. Senate Republicans Wednesday staged a mini revolt at a 90-min. luncheon with White House chief of staff Josh Bolten and Vice President Dick Cheney. The GOP leaders emerged from the lunch only to acknowledge that they were far from having the necessary votes. Not only are many strongly opposed to a plan they believe will only postpone the inevitable bankruptcy of GM and Chrysler, they feel that the President has a much easier alternative that would provide them political cover; allow the money instead to be taken from...
...watch The Game. Alumni said the game has evolved over the years. “The biggest difference is Harvard has won it more often in recent years,” says Paul E. Zilk ’79, who had recently returned from Paris, at the alumni luncheon held at Gordon Indoor Track and Field. “Every time we win the Ivy championship, it’s exciting.” Many grads admitted, however, that this year’s new tailgating rules created numerous difficulties. “I know it?...
...spots on white? Like ‘moo’?”) are indeed fashionable in Japan. Maybe they were hinting at leather, but regardless, the Hakuoh High School girls made it clear that they thought American and Asian dress are different. Later that day, I attended a luncheon with several Asian designers who had recently graduated from Parsons School of Design. Angela Gao—who completed her thesis collection last May and recently released her ready to wear collection, ANGG—also pointed to a divergence in Eastern and Western aesthetic...