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Where to Eat, World Cup Edition: Vancouver’s Michelin Mile

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By Susan Greenberg Verified
| Northwest Travel & Life Magazine Verified
So many of today’s mixologists remind us of beginning writers, besotted with modifiers and their own cleverness. Their drinks sag under the weight of too many ingredients, most of them fat-washed or from bottles with ümlaut-rich lettering. Rarely do we encounter a novel cocktail with the simple stature of a G&T or Whiskey Sour, the sort Fred Astaire or Rita Hayworth might sip while trading wit. Such is the stature of the Apiary, the house cocktail at Vancouver BC’s Fairmont Waterfront hotel.
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Where to Eat, World Cup Edition: Seattle

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By Susan Greenberg Verified
| Northwest Travel & Life Magazine Verified
We bunked at the spiff Kimpton Palladian Hotel, where our corner room offered a sliver-of-water view and a large, elegant bathroom floored with hexagonal marble tiles. Their bar was well-suited for cherishing a glass, and though it was our first visit, the front desk made us feel like old chums. Our mission was to skim some of the cream from Seattle’s culinary cup. We began our culinary tour at the hotel’s own restaurant, Shaker + Spear.
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Drexel Receives $112.6M Gift for Computing, Engineering

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By Susan Greenberg Verified
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
Drexel University has received the largest philanthropic commitment in its history: $112.6 million to expand the Philadelphia-based institution’s engineering and computing facilities and opportunities. The gift, which comes from the Howley Foundation, a philanthropic nonprofit run by alumnus and trustee Nick Howley; his wife, Lorie; and their daughter, Meg—also a Drexel alum—will help establish the Nick Howley College of Engineering and Computing.
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