Re: [UC] Re: [UCNeighbors] Community meeting tonight regarding possible Starbucks at 42nd and Woodland

Absolutely. /Caffè al latte /is the milky coffee beverage that Italians have favored for the last century. It is almost, but not quite, the same as the French /café au lait. /The Italian version involves mechanical steaming. /Café au lait /any mother can whip up in her kitchen; not so/ latte./

Re: [UC] Re: [UCNeighbors] Community meeting tonight regarding possible Starbucks at 42nd and Woodland

Personally, I could not care LESS whether or not a Starbucks opens at 42nd & Woodland. After what I went through in late 1970's as a college student who had my very own Espresso/Capuccino machine in my dorm room, while most Americans drank instant Sanka and Maxwell House coffee, I now feel vindica

Re: [UC] Re: [UCNeighbors] Community meeting tonight regarding possible Starbucks at 42nd and Woodland

Kathleen Turner wrote: Why should USIP students be denied the same rights as Penn and Drexel students? They should also have easy access to overpriced, lousy coffee! Kathleen On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Frank > wrote: From the City Paper: http://c

[UC] Re: [UCNeighbors] Community meeting tonight regarding possible Starbucks at 42nd and Woodland

Post from Green Line on Facebook states that this meeting has been postponed but that they don't have any further information. On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Frank wrote: > From the City Paper: > > > http://citypaper.net/blogs/mealticket/2010/03/23/community-meeting-tonight-regarding-possib

[UC] Re: [UCNeighbors] Community meeting tonight regarding possible Starbucks at 42nd and Woodland

Why should USIP students be denied the same rights as Penn and Drexel students? They should also have easy access to overpriced, lousy coffee! Kathleen On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Frank wrote: > From the City Paper: > > > http://citypaper.net/blogs/mealticket/2010/03/23/community-meeting