Word: pizzas
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More than 30 organizations, along with pizza, cookies, and cake, greeted mostly female students at the first-ever Women’s Community Fair held last night in the Lowell House Dining Hall. Spearheaded by the Harvard College Women’s Center and all-female club The Seneca, the event offered students a chance to learn about student groups ranging from the Undergraduate Council (UC) to the sorority Delta Gamma to the women’s rugby team. Event organizers said the fair aimed to encourage a community more welcoming to women than they said was currently the case...
...began postering early yesterday morning, following a midnight kickoff event that drew a crowd of over 50 to the Lowell House Junior Common Room. Zaidi spent a slice of the $400 the Undergraduate Council (UC) allots per presidential ticket to buy two 10-pound pies from Unique Pizza and Subs to feed his flock. “A rocking chair moves but it doesn’t go anywhere,” said Zaidi, frustrated with what he said he sees as the Council’s insularity. Zaidi, whose running mate is fellow junior Edward Y. Lee, said that...
Take reality TV. It embodies everything there is to love and despise about this country--ambition and greed, free-spiritedness and vulgarity, boldness and shamelessness. But it is an American staple that was pioneered overseas, much like pizza and gunpowder. American Idol is British. Big Brother, Dutch. Survivor, Swedish and imported by Mark Burnett, a Brit. And every week on reality shows, Americans embrace foreigners with Emma Lazarene openness--Heidi Klum and Simon Cowell, East European and Latin hoofers on Dancing with the Stars, Mexican boxers on The Contender and a Siberian drag queen on America's Got Talent...
MARTY MARKOWITZ, Brooklyn borough president, on a Domino's ad campaign for its new Brooklyn Style Pizza...
...recent Free State Project meet-and-greet in Deerfield thrown by Helwig and his two housemates, also Minnesotan migrs, it was clear that 20,000 is an ambitious goal. No more than a few dozen movement members from around the state showed up for the beer and pizza. In all, fewer than 200 have moved to New Hampshire in the past three years. "Getting libertarians to do anything together is like herding cats," groused a partygoer...