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Tastes have changed slightly, too. "Kids, eat a little lighter and more sophisticated today," Mr. Bartley says, so the Cottage menu now sports salads and such exotica as hummus and tabbouley salad, and potato skins with guacamole. But the specialty of the house has not changed. "People like hamburgers--they always have and they always will," he says...
...United States is experiencing a dramatic upswing of racism and intolerance, said the politician who is now a visiting professor of government and sociology at Mt. Holyoke college, calling America "not really a melting pot, but a salad bowl," She urged the audience of more than 350 to actively support racial and ethnic diversity...
Gibson explained that doing something for the hunger of the riders was the prime activity at the church last night, as local high school students and others helped serve home-cooked spaghetti with meat, tossed salad, garlic bread, lemonade, vegetables and dip, and--for dessert--some cookies...
...well known 33 Dunster St. They would do well to avoid the temptation. This haven for the Lacoste set is over priced overrated and pretentious What's more the food is bad Parents seem to like it but a better bet would be two classy inexpensive soup-salad and quiche joints: Grendel's and The Stockpot. both...
...crowd, three choices stand out. Elsie's is a Harvard institution, supplying delicious, cheap, hot pastrami sandwiches to legions of River House residents down through the years. (The Kennedys allegedly came here for snacks following touch football games in front of Winthrop House.) By the way, the chef's salad is an underrated gem. Tommy's just down Mt. Auburn St., is every bit the venerable institution, having served pinball-players and procrastinators for over 25 years now. The cheese steak sub is marvelous at 1 a.m. With these two stalwarts in tow, you'll find little reason to check...