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...Charles Smigelski Jr. will visit each dining hall on campus as part of a multi-pronged campaign to highlight the importance of making informed food choices. The pair will give interested students feedback about the nutritional value of the food they have chosen along with advice for improving their meal??s balance...
...family would always come to her house for Thanksgiving. So last week, my father flew up from Texas, my older brother braved Amtrak to come down from Yale, and I flew in from Cambridge to be with my family. Granted, it wasn’t your traditional Thanksgiving meal??a 20-pound turkey at the center of the table was replaced by two small roasted chickens, slathered in tikka masala, while my brother-in-law pondered the cranberry concoction my sister invented in lieu of cranberry sauce. We didn’t start the meal until well after...
...second “meal?? of the night is 2 Real Tacos ($5.95). For some reason or another, tacos only come in pairs. This, Patricio and I agree, is a fundamental flaw in Real Taco’s business plan. If Real Taco wants to steal the late-night crowds from Tommy’s and Noch’s, then an à la carte taco for under $3 is an absolute must...
Over House e-mail lists, students recounted their difficulty finding schedules for the special shuttles to the Quad. At the event, the food quality was not much better than normal dining hall fare. Some dishes, like the New England meal??which consisted of the staple Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) sliced turkey breast and stuffing—was wholly unexceptional. Instead of another afternoon of HUDS food, an outside caterer could have created more original cuisine. Unfortunately, food prepared by student groups was little better; several featured nothing other than candy...
...feel like outsiders? Are we going to disallow public images of heterosexual love because they make homosexuals feel their minority status? Are we going to disallow large garrulous tables in the dining hall because they makes shy people—those people who sit alone at every meal??feel their minority status...