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...newest (and self-proclaimed largest) bookstore in Harvard Square is Barillari Books on Mt. Auburn Street, near the post office. Barillari's is decidedly upscale, its pricey coffee-table books and espresso bar catering to the Square's yuppier elements. In fact, Barillari's actually delivers its books via room service to visitors at the Charles Hotel next door...
...most popular hangouts of the day proved to be Elsie's Delicatessen on the corner of Holyoke and Mt. Auburn Sts. One worker at Elsie's said that in the past few days, the sandwich shop has been deluged with alumni coming in and ordering what they used to 50 years...
Roger H. Vaglia '55 of Springfeld, Ohio, who said his favorite item was a steak sandwich with mayonnaise, stopped briefly near the store to survey the changes in the Mt. Auburn St. neighborhood...
Waldorf and Mortimer: You remember the conceited, totally self-satisfied dudes in tuxedos who sat up above the fray and imagined themselves to be incredibly sophisticated? At Harvard, they do the same thing at addresses all up and down Mt. Auburn...
...then there's the real world consequence of membership. Association with any group exacts costs of inclusion, some ideological, some financial and some ethical. For four years I've seen too many folks in tuxedos and sequins with glassy teeth and eyes roam down Mt. Auburn St. on weekend nights. Not that the people inside them are bad. But they may already believe that wearing the tuxedos is the real thing in life...