Word: taverns
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...some citizens, already worried by the October closing of two smaller plutonium plants at Hanford, are concerned about the prospective loss of jobs (Hanford employs 14,300 people in all). "Business all over the place is slowing down," says Lisa Klempke, 35, a bartender at the Big Y Tavern in Richland, 20 miles from Hanford. "People are out of money. They're thinking of moving away. I can't blame them...
Amid the shambles of Gian Carlo Menotti's opera Goya, which got its world premiere in Washington this month, there was one bright spot: at least the sets are reusable. One of them could double as Lillas Pastia's tavern in Carmen; another might suit Violetta's death in La Traviata. But as for Menotti's already recycled libretto and music, there can be no future...
...Dartmouth 38-3 Cornell 21-17 Colgate 24-14 William & Mary 41-10 Penn 28-6 CYRUS M. SANAI Allergic to Football Guest Selector Massachusetts 10-0 Dartmouth 28-7 Yale 17-15 Brown 7-3 William & Mary 13-10 Penn 14-3 KRISTY MCLAUGHLIN Caretaker, Buckman Tavern Lexington, Mass Guest Selector Massachusetts 21-17 Dartmouth 24-21 Yale 17-13 Brown 24-17 William & Mary 28-21 Penn...
John's father owned a tavern--the Queen'sHead--and was a butcher by trade; indeed theHarvard family had been a family of butchers formany generations. The Harvards were moderatePuritans--devout but not all that concerned withceremonies...
...seeing that remain central to Berger's imaginings. His eye ranges widely, from Rembrandt to Modigliani to an obscure Russian named Pirosmanishvili, who wandered from tavern to tavern a century ago painting pictures of food as inn signs. Berger begins one brilliant essay by describing how peasants in the Haute-Savoie spend winter evenings carving white wooden birds to hang in their kitchens. This leads him to analyze why the wooden birds are works of art, which leads him to wonder why certain things in nature are beautiful...