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Problems began in early 2004 after Chen was accused of selling alcohol to minors. Chen challenged that charge in court on February 25 of last year. His punishment was light: his store would be watched especially closely for a year, but if nothing went wrong, he’d be in the clear. The far more severe penalty, as Chen tells it, came at the hands of the Cambridge License Commission. On March 16, 2004, the Commission barred Louie’s from selling alcohol on Sundays for an entire year. The no-Sundays ruling came just after the repeal...
Soon, Chen will be 62. He says he has no plans for how to carry on in the event that his store does have to close. But closing the store “would be my last option,” he says. He is determined to do everything in his power to keep Louie’s in business, but, beyond a petition to reclaim his Sunday permit, he won’t say what that entails...
...permit that allows the store to sell alcohol on Sundays, probably I think it’s going to turn back to normal,” he says. “But if I don’t get the permit…” He trails off. It’s just too painful to keep going...
...manage in the business of our own life, that it’s a grand thing to be doing, that there are ways to evaluate whether we had done it well or badly,” Appiah told a packed audience at the Harvard Book Store last Thursday night...
...standing room-only audience spilling out of the room at the Harvard Book Store where Appiah spoke, reflected his prominence in academic circles worldwide...