Word: suppers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...mercy of Harvard's so-called meal plan, they may want to treat you to a real meal at one of the area's finer culinary attractions. The choices can be overwhelming, but here are several of our suggestions for a memorable--if not inexpensive--Last Supper. It's never too soon to make reservations, and September may be too late...
...Maybe it's a farewell supper -- you'll see soon enough," one guard told his prisoners. As the group was departing, the hotel staff handed out orange roses. "I want you guys to know that sometimes in life you have to take time out to smell the roses," said Hostage Jerome Barczak as he sniffed...
TIME Correspondent John Borrell was finishing his dinner around midnight in the luxurious Summerland hotel just south of Beirut when a large, bedraggled group arrived for a late supper. Borrell did a double take: here were 32 hostages who had been roused from their beds Friday night for what was intended to be a farewell meal. Borrell, the only reporter in the restaurant when the hostages arrived, sent this account...
...revived him with some English fruit jam. Perking up, Massasoit is reported to have asked for some "good English pottage," a soup he had already sampled, thus becoming, probably, the first American to order foreign food. Since then, immigrants have been arriving like guests at a covered-dish supper, contributing their specialties to the new communal table. The result is the world's most diversified menu, one that includes such typical "American" foods as hot dogs with sauerkraut from Germany, Italian pizza and the apple pie of Elizabethan England...
...America, it is the people who eat the politicians for supper. Public vanishing is a dramatic spectacle usually because it has to do with power and its loss. If a politician gives a speech and there is no one there to hear it, has he made a sound? Ask Harold Stassen. He knows something about the riddle of the tree falling in the empty auditorium...