From the NYT:
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Gone are the hot breakfasts in most dorms and the pastries at Widener Library.
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By Harvard standards, these are hard times. Not Dickensian hard times, but with the value of its endowment down by almost 30 percent, the world’s richest university is learning to live with less.
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But many here assumed student life at Harvard, more than at any other institution, was immune from hardship. The loss of scrambled eggs, bacon and other cooked breakfast foods in the dorms of upperclassmen on weekdays seems to have stirred the most ire.
I miss my NW omelette...