[Palindrome] Fw: Food to bring to the Mystery Hunt

[Thomas Weisswange <aldesuda optonline net>]

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From: "Eric Albert" <Eric Albert alumni brown edu>
To: <aldesuda optonline net>
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 9:50 PM
Subject: Food to bring to the Mystery Hunt


> FOOD
> ====
>
> People should bring food that they like to eat, and lots of it.  Rich food 
> is fine, but, in my experience, you should definitely balance it with much 
> "healthy" food.  I find that fruit (especially clementines, bananas, and 
> apples) works very well for me: it's portable, tasty, keeps my blood sugar 
> level at a good place, and doesn't make my brain sleepy.  I also recommend 
> low-fat stuff you can eat out of the box, like cereal and Triscuits.  Your 
> diet may vary.
>
> The MIT student center on Massachusetts Ave. has several eating places, 
> including a 24-hour coffeehouse, and a grocery store (LaVerde's) that will 
> make sandwiches for you.  There is a large Star Market, open until 
> midnight (we think), near the University Park hotel that has made-to-order 
> sandwiches, sushi, and various other prepared foods.  The MIT campus is 
> well-populated with vending machines for both snack-type food and 
> beverages.
>
> It is a tradition for some members of our team to go to Mary Chung's 
> (Chinese) restaurant on Friday evening and bring back food for those who 
> want some.  If the phrase "Mary Chung's" means nothing to you, then you 
> are required to order suan la chow show -- it's an MIT campus regulation.
>
> Warning:  DO NOT BRING ANYTHING THAT YOU DON'T ACTUALLY WANT TO EAT.  At 
> four in the morning, you will eat it.
>
> -- Eric