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When the Food System Fails — Minneapolis, Minn. My mother is a stubborn and hard working Lutheran, born and raised in Minnesota. Growing up, her mother, grandmother and aunts would always be making buns, biscuits, cookies, cakes, pies, loaves and hot dishes of all kinds. These were staples, found fresh or frozen at all times, because they make you feel at home. These are foods you make to endure stressful times, and no time in my life has been as tough as right now.
The Assistant is a study on all of the little ways that women experience the workplace differently than men, and how these little moments culminate into something much bigger.
I’m here to tell you about the parts of Ireland your mom won’t mention.
Both games this weekend could prove absolutely pivotal for the Red as it searches for its third straight Cleary Cup.
Sarah Austin ’23 lists options to order at your romantic dinner.
After 18 years as a faculty member and ten years as Dean of the College of Engineering, Prof. Lance Collins, mechanical and aerospace engineering, will leave Cornell to serve as the executive director of Virginia Tech’s Innovation Campus.
The loss marked the first home defeat for Cornell since Dec. 7 — the Red had won its previous four games in Ithaca. With Penn’s victory, Cornell slipped into sixth place in the Ivy League standings, with eight games still remaining.
A staunch Cornell blue line made it an uneventful night for junior goaltender Matt Galajda, who only saw nine shots. The Cornell offense finished with 25.
With the first snow of the season comes the thoughts of Christmas. With Christmas comes eggnog, gingerbread cookies and yule logs. This year, we don’t just get one holiday on December 25th, but we get Hanukkah, too: the Jewish Festival of Lights. In addition to Christmas trees and string lights illuminating the windows of households all around the world, there will be hanukiot, the traditional lamps lit on every night of Hanukkah in the window sills as well. Christmas may have monopolized the flavor game with peppermint and gingerbread, but add something new to your holiday palate: a Hanukkah latke.
The Ithaca based Mother Mallard’s Portable Masterpiece Company celebrated its 50th anniversary and reminded those in attendance of the specialness of Ithaca as a hub of creativity.
“It’s been interesting to be a grad student at a time when the field’s stance on whether race is a proper analytic for the Renaissance has been shifting so drastically,” Kim said.
