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...exact value of the overnight theft could not be determined, since drinks were selling so fast in the days before the break-in that employees lost track of the amount they had taken from the storeroom...
...Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) staff member discovered the theft yesterday morning and called the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) at 6:28 a.m, HUPD spokesperson Peggy McNamara said. Auterio said he last checked the storeroom at 11 p.m. and later locked the store itself...
Despite the theft, the convenience store will remain open on its regular schedule from 6 p.m. to midnight, Auterio said. He said students have requested that HUDS extend the store’s hours to 2 a.m., a move which might prevent future break...
While the lyrics on Time Out of Mind are stark and dreary (the first line on the album is "I'm walking through streets that are dead"), the lyrics on Love and Theft are vibrant and visionary, loose-limbed and jokey. On Cry a While, Dylan actually uses the phrase "booty call"; on Po' Boy, he tells a knock-knock joke. On Mississippi, he summons up his old outsider spirit, singing, "I was raised in the country, I been workin' in the town/I been in trouble ever since I set my suitcase down." But on Summer Days, he acknowledges that...
Dylan's relationships with women have often been the subject of scrutiny, both in his lyrics and in the media. "There ain't no limit to the amount of trouble women bring," he sings on Sugar Baby, the last track on Love and Theft. In 1977 he went through a messy divorce from his first wife, Sara Lowndes. (One of their five children, Jakob, has gone on to become a rock star with his band the Wallflowers.) A book that came out this year, Down the Highway: The Life of Bob Dylan by Howard Sounes, revealed that in 1986, Dylan...