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...Adams, president of the Wellesley College Republicans, objected to our Nov. 4 account of their field trip to Toscanini??s and wrote in with this critique...
Exemplifying that Dems continue to struggle with real numbers, the Gadfly got it wrong. *Ten* Wellesley Women for W polo-clad Bush belles, (who cover tuition via jobs and financial aid), ordered Toscanini??s unique and scrumptious Hot Vanillas—not the “five or six” misreported. And regarding our hasty departure, we exited not in fear of snide remarks from pampered Hahvahdians who live in the lap of luxury in Cambridge. Instead, we were bound to our “Huggy Buggy” schedule. Following many, long days of campaigning...
Becca A. Donavon, a barista at Toscanini??s, a coffee shop conveniently located right across the street from Wigglesworth dormitory, has noted the literal and figurative consumption of Harvard students. “They surprise me,” she says. “They seem to consume more than the regular people who come in—they buy the more expensive [drinks] than the regular people that come in during the day.” Donovan estimates that about 50% of Toscanini??s customers are students, and believes they are buying their mochas...
Becca A. Donavon, a barista at Toscanini??s, a coffee shop conveniently located right across the street from Wigglesworth dormitory, has noted the literal and figurative consumption of Harvard students. “They surprise me,” she says. “They seem to consume more than the regular people who come in—they buy the more expensive [drinks] than the regular people that come in during the day.” Donovan estimates that about 50% of Toscanini??s customers are students, and believes they are buying their mochas...
Spotted: five or six members of “Wellesley Women for W,” on line at Toscanini??s in the Square. Looking more dyed-roots than grassroots, the heavily made-up pols placed their orders for hot vanillas by the score—Republicans don’t need caffeine, and coffee is so blue-state these days. The young ladies were clad in matching tennis polos, and though they were served, they failed to return any sort of tip to the baristas—perhaps put off by their “alternative?...