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Starting this fall, Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) will send students e-mail alerts on days dining halls serve their favorite fare. In addition to notifications of honey mustard chicken or Irish mutton broth, students can expect significant expansions to the bagged meal program for those unable to attend lunch and dinner in the dining halls. The subcommittee of the Committee on House Life (CHL) charged with examining dining hall hours and interhouse restrictions decided last week to recommend to the Council of Masters that students be allowed to order bagged meals up until...
...asked to stay until 5 p.m., and then until 8 p.m., at which point he very logically availed himself of the food offered in the Yard and came back to the Church—where he works, mind you—to have a moment of peace for a meal...
While anyone can grab a meal at 1 a.m. in other cities, Reeves said, “Here if you don’t eat by 10 p.m. you’re out of luck. Cambridge can do better than that...
...Irish secularization. People haven't rejected religion; they've rejected certain aspects. Is that a bad thing? It's the reality, whether good or bad. So you don't disapprove? Secularization can create a culture of self-centeredness, where everything is measurable, packageable, you buy your single-portion meal and go eat it at home alone. Here the contribution of religion is extremely important. You don't become a full person simply by having or by achieving, but by giving. Still, the act of faith can only be a free personal act. A faith that's imposed would...
...Zarqawi, like others who subscribe to extremist schools of Islam, takes emulation literally. Among the examples Bakr cites is al-Zarqawi's tendency, modeled on the Prophet's, to "do everything from right to left: he puts on his right shoe first, washes his right hand first after a meal, talks to people sitting on his right." (Al-Zarqawi's status as a wanted man forces him to make some exceptions in his mimicking of Muhammad. While most of the literalist schools of Islam require that Muslims follow the Prophet's example and keep full beards, al-Zarqawi, who frequently...