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...finally, I'm delighted to announce the debut of our new cartoon page, Drawing Room, which is edited by Matthew Diffee. Diffee is one of the most talented and original cartoonists around, and his work appears frequently in the New Yorker and elsewhere. He'll be curating and contributing to the page, tapping the minds and pens of the best cartoonists in America...
...restaurants, including Grafton Street and b. good, already prepare their meals without trans fats. B. good’s General Manager Mike Mendez said that foregoing trans fats improves taste and lowers costs, as restaurants do not need to buy frying oils. Grafton Street’s executive chef Matthew Richey said he also believes meals without trans fats offer an improved dining experience. “Personally, I really dislike the flavor of trans fats. They leave a residue in the mouth.” But Richey was still ambivalent about whether the state should impose...
...February, Matthew M. Di Pasquale ’09 announced his plans to publish a campus nude magazine entitled “Diamond.” Today, the idea finally comes alive in the flesh—literally...
...founders of BrunoBooks. Maddox said the new Crimson Reading site will list the Coop’s prices for new and used copies of a textbook alongside online vendors’ prices, and listed prices will now include shipping and handling. UC members, including UC President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09, said that if the arrangement proves successful, it will insure that Crimson Reading will continue to exist as its founders leave the UC and Harvard. “No one who was around for the start of the Crimson Reading will be here in a year...
...Joining Martin on the committee are William F. Lee ‘72 , a former member of the Harvard Board of Overseers and co-managing partner of the large Boston law firm WilmerHale; Mark H. Moore, a professor at the Harvard Kennedy School; government department chair Nancy L. Rosenblum; Matthew L. Sundquist ’09, president of the Undergraduate Council; and Harvard Law School professor David B. Wilkins ’77.The incident with the bike marks the second racially-charged incident the department has faced in recent memory.In May 2007, Harvard students called HUPD during a field...