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Cook of Matthew (feat. Technicality Norris)

19 November, 2010 // Arts // 0 Comments
Scalloped Potatoes Bret: The French have many interesting ways of handling boring food. One way is called gratin, which is basically French for “add more cheese until it works.” You’ve probably had potatoes gratiné before;… Read More...
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Cook of Matthew: Spaghetti squash

22 October, 2010 // Arts // 0 Comments
If you enjoyed last week’s butternut squash recipe, here’s something you’ll love. (Actually, this column was supposed to be in last week’s paper to begin with … curse you, editors!) Anyway, here we go: Spaghetti… Read More...
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Cook of Matthew: Butternut Squash

15 October, 2010 // Arts // 0 Comments
Eating the same vegetables (or, more likely, no vegetables) every day can get boring. Luckily for you, it’s fall, and there are some delicious squashes in season. Don’t like squash? You will. Squash dishes are… Read More...
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Go See 'The Social Network'

8 October, 2010 // Arts // 0 Comments
One night in 2003, Harvard sophomore Mark Zuckerburg got dumped, got drunk and created a website that eventually led to the massive social networking giant we now know as Facebook. At least, that’s what the… Read More...
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Growing up with golf

30 April, 2010 // Sports // 0 Comments
I remember a warm spring day. I walked onto the mat tee—a green square made of beat-up Astroturf—and carefully placed a small white ball onto the rubber tee. About 60 yards ahead of me, a… Read More...
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In memory of our youth

23 April, 2010 // Arts // 0 Comments
GRAPHIC BY Ariel Wittenberg/The HootIt was a lonely day at Wendy’s. Not just a slow day, although the place was almost empty. There was a different atmosphere about it. People sat at their booths and… Read More...
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