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May it Please the PalateMarch 7, 2014I got away with it I did it, right under their noses. And they didn’t suspect a thing. One of the alleged rules of my household is that I’m not allowed to cook liver. Not like it’s a persistent itch: maybe once in a blue moon I have ... | May it Please the PalateMarch 7, 2014By Nick Roumel I’m going to begin this article with a footnote to the headline. The term “fussy vegetarian” is actually a redundancy. All vegetarians are fussy, except for my friend Bruce. As long as it doesn’t have meat in it, ... |
College subsidies a grown problemMarch 7, 2014By Jarrett Skorup It seems counterintuitive to some people, but government subsidies can harm the very people they are meant to help. So it is with the way Michigan funds higher education. Consider that 12 percent of college graduates in 1970 came from ... | May It Please the Palate: Meatball SandwichMarch 7, 2014By Nick Roumel Some years back I went with some friends on a UM football road trip. Can’t recall if we were in West Lafayette, Champaign Urbana, or Bloomington, but it was one of the lesser Big Ten venues. After the game, Dave said that one of his favorite ... |
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