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...longer--and pay more--than at local fast-food restaurants. "In the beginning I was a little wigged out by the fact that people had to wait in line for 20 minutes, but I'm not going to precook burgers so that people can go home earlier," says Josh Henderson, 35, who makes dishes like the aforementioned wild salmon ($8) and a Kobe-beef burger with bacon jam ($7) at Skillet, his Airstream trailer in Seattle. Henderson opens the trailer window at 9 a.m. and often runs out of his organic, mostly locally sourced food by 1 p.m. His patrons...
...Will the NBA attempt to push back the minimum age to 20 [from 19] when the collective-bargaining agreement expires in 2011? -Kirk Henderson, WashingtonYes, we will. We think [raising the entry age to 19] has been very constructive...
...spring cycle menu begins. HUDS also used the letter, which was sent to House masters, House administrators, the Mather open list, and select undergraduates, as an opportunity to refute claims that have been circulating. Mayer affirmed HUDS’ dedication to whole grain options and student health. Michael T. Henderson ’11, chair of the HUDS student advisory committee, said the student reaction to HUDS has “snowballed” out of proportion. HUDS’ menu changes have been due to uncontrollable factors including budget constraints and current food prices, Henderson said, echoing HUDS?...
...said Noah L. Nathan ’09, manager of the Monday Jazz Band. “His dedication is remarkable.” In addition to sharing his own musical knowledge, Everett has brought many eminent jazz musicians to Harvard, including trombonist Slide Hampton, saxophonist Joe Henderson, pianist Bill Evans, and trumpeter Clark Terry. “We can read, listen, and even play music, but nothing is more insightful than meeting with and hearing these jazz greats in person,” Everett said. But Everett said he still sees more to be done. “There...
...Argentines, if it was an accident. With Kirkpatrick at the function was Deputy Secretary of State Walter J. Stoessel, the highest-ranking U.S. career diplomat. Trying to explain the embarrassment, the State Department said only that the affair had been scheduled long before the invasion. British Ambassador Henderson noted the attendance of Kirkpatrick and Stoessel at the dinner and declared sarcastically: "We are not thrilled...