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...nothing too objectionable, a perfectly fine if not completely fresh-tasting cup of coffee that I might expect to get at Dunkin, or, on a good day, Mickey D's. Which is the problem: Starbucks is staking its future on making a cup of coffee for people who don't like Starbucks - a McDLT in a cup. And maybe it has to. Maybe, because of its own success, Starbucks has changed America into two consumeriats, one dedicated to their artisanal, fussy, shade-grown, Fair Trade microvarietals of Cafe Froufrou, and one that just wants a more competently made...
Every new parent knows how difficult it can be to get a fussy baby to sleep, but new research suggests that a parent's best efforts may only be exacerbating the problem - and that inadequate sleep in childhood can have long-lasting health effects. "It is very hard to let your child cry it out when they are toddlers," says Dr. Elsie Taveras of Harvard Medical School, referring to parents' tendency to pick up their children or bring them into the family bed to help them sleep. "But if you approach it differently - 'I am not even going to start...
...frame, going on to score five goals to the Crimson’s one. “Possession has been something coach has been harping on us for the past couple weeks,” junior midfielder Max Motschwiller said. “It’s been a problem in all of our games, whether it’s been clearing ground balls, faceoffs, the offense just holding onto the ball—that’s going to be a key for us.” And Smith didn’t get any aid from the wing...
...little easier in their seats. But despite Ryan’s optimism, Engineering professor Frederick H. Abernathy, a long-time member of the Faculty who said he has only been to one meeting so far this academic year, had his own idea about how to deal with the problem. “Why not make it a hundredth?” he quipped. “Then they could just do it in the Dean’s office.” —Staff writer Christian B. Flow can be reached at cflow@fas.harvard.edu...
...site] should publicize both our own programming as well as encourage new programming,” he added. HRTV Vice President Eric C. Paternot ’09 said he strongly believes that CrimsonClips will be a great promotional tool for HRTV, helping alleviate some of the recruitment problems the group has faced in the past. “I hope that [the site] inspires people to join HRTV and maybe even come up with a new show,” he said. “Part of our problem in the past is that we haven?...