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...bulk shipments from a commercial food cooperative, as well as shareholder dividends from a nearby farm. Casimira F. Walker '98 handles the food ordering each week and estimates that weekly supplies cost $800 or so. The only problem, it appears, is that the farm dividends allow no preferences for type of produce. Residents admitted that brussel sprouts have indeed been sent in bulk (uggh.) But there are compensations. "There's a communal Simpson thing," according to co-president Rosslyn Wuchinich '98. And they have Munro for entertainment, a self-proclaimed "mascot for those who don't want to do work...
...elaborate backyard henhouse for a movie he was making, but fellow co-op residents, concerned about the animals, allowed them all to escape. The chickens and VES concentrator may be gone, but the graying wooden structure remains as an amusing testament to a very different and oft-unappreciated type of Harvard life...
...They're both the same type of store," Giffordsaid. "It doesn't make a big difference to me."CrimsonJohn F. CoyleOUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE NEW:Employees at Christy's worry about jobs...
...Overdevelopment] tends to turn Cambridge into more of a mall type of place, a faceless place that could be anywhere," Hoicka says...
...going for spontaneity, and the effort paid off. Despite the weight of their history--bands like Pearl Jam have borrowed from them, movies like This Is Spinal Tap have parodied them--their Walking into Clarksdale is a relatively loose-limbed, unencumbered affair. There are no sprawling Stairway to Heaven-type pieces here, only songs that are for the most part relatively modest and direct. This isn't hard rock, but it is solid...