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...HUDS offered virgin mimosas and Bloody Marys—a staple for any successful pajama party. Yet, though this themed brunch was such a resounding success, it is difficult to forget the sometimes-mediocre product produced by this same streamlined organization. Cooking for thousands of students at every meal with rare breaks is a difficult task, and one that is nearly impossible to accomplish perfectly. There have been days when I have found little appetizing in the dining hall. It is, however, a testament to HUDS that these days are rare, despite eating meal after meal here. Though some days...
...hopes the living quarters will bring more interaction with students. When questioned, Byron takes a less high-concept approach to his habitat. ”It’s just a place to rest my head,” he says. “Maybe I will have a meal there at some point.”Both Everett and Lee stress that, while they are excited for the opportunities Byron offers to students, the artist-in-residency program is also an honor given to the artist, himself—a way of acknowledging that the Harvard community respects...
...food competitors with better bread and meat that goes beyond beef to free-range chicken or lamb. These 21st century joints prepare their own patties, grill them while you wait, and serve them on fresh rolls with a side of chunky homemade fries. You can even top off your meal with an American-style milkshake. The bill, starting at $5, makes these restaurants a bargain by London standards. The eateries have spread across the city. Gourmet Burger Kitchen opened its first outlet in the south-of-the-River Thames neighborhood of Clapham in 2001 and soon expanded to eight locations...
...direct link between the architecture of the first seven Houses and their social programming. Many Harvard students have seen photos of dinner in the early days of the House system, in which students dressed for fine dining ate at a specific time and sipped brandy after the meal. But what Lowell could not have foreseen was what would happen when the tradition ceased, that is to say, how a space designed to provide community through daily, intimate social contact might fall short once daily programming was excised, and when pomp was replaced by informality...
...fifteen pounds during the winter because A. No one will notice since I’ll be barely recognizable under the mounds of clothing I’ll be wearing, and B. No one will care because Harvard is not in Southern California where salad is a big meal and girls who look like they’re on Baywatch really exist...