The Future of HUDS: Dine with Wine
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By Maria Y. Xia
Harvard dining halls are on the verge of a revolution.* Next year, you might be able to waltz into one of our fine 12 House dining halls to enjoy some swai alongside a nice glass of California wine.
That’s right, the Harvard Management Company—the investment branch of Harvard’s enormous endowment—has been busy "quietly" purchasing $61 million worth of vineyards in Southern California. They cite the wine market’s “cyclical upswing,” but we know better. This is the first step of a grand scheme to turn our dining halls into nightclubs. Flyby endorses.
*unconfirmed.
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