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HowToGAMIT Restaurants
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Richard J. Barbalace)
Mon Aug 5 23:16:43 2002
Message-Id: <200208060315.XAA12366@starbase.mit.edu>
To: veg-dine@MIT.EDU
cc: lnemzer@MIT.EDU
Date: Mon, 05 Aug 2002 23:15:43 -0400
From: "Richard J. Barbalace" <rjbarbal@MIT.EDU>
The students working on the newest version of HowToGAMIT would like to
receive short submissions on local restaurants. It would be very
useful to have some veggie-friendly restaurants included. If any MIT
students have time to verify information (address, hours, phone, web
site) and submit a review, please see the message below for more
information.
+ Richard
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Date: Mon, 5 Aug 2002 22:57:11 -0400
From: Lex <lnemzer@MIT.EDU>
To: dim-sum-on-the-dome@MIT.EDU, doom-food@MIT.EDU, meat@MIT.EDU,
chocolate-lovers@MIT.EDU
Subject: HowToGAMIT Restaurants
Remember HowToGAMIT, the annual book of "How To Get Around MIT"? This
year it's being resurrected entirely by students. I've been assigned
to update the Restaurants section.
Unfortunately the content needs to go to layout by early next week,
which is why I'm asking the subscribers of these food-related lists
for help (I've tried to keep the number of forums low and relevant;
please forward this further within the MIT community, but only where
it is relevant. I will take no responsibility for others posting it
inappropriately.)
The working file, starting from the significantly-outdated text I
was given, lives at
~lnemzer/Public/HTG/restaurants.html
(a.k.a.
<http://web.mit.edu/lnemzer/Public/HTG/restaurants.html>
)
I'd very much appreciate submissions of 1-4 sentence
descriptions/reviews of the listed restaurants, including the hours of
operation. Confirmation of existing data is appreciated as well, as are
suggestions on additional restaurants relevant to MIT
I plan to keep this collection going in a web-based format after the
book is published, with accredited or pseudonymous longer reviews (and
links to reviews on other sites) and whatever additional features
inspire me, but for now the priority is getting a solid core of
correct and useful content, even if it's not totally complete.
Send contributions to me at lnemzer@mit.edu, with a subject line
beginning with "HTG". Responses by Monday are most useful for
publication, but feel free to keep them coming unless you hear
otherwise.
Thank you!
- -- Lex Nemzer
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