🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <tfd99smk4a.fsf@tartarus13.cs.uchicago.edu>,
   mitchell@cs.uchicago.edu (Mitchell Marks) wrote:
>I'd like to suggest, ... hey, SERIOUSLY!, really ... suggest that
>whatever goes into that Agora ==> Prairie Whosis ==> Ann Sather ==>
>Bob's Big Boy^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H Eddie's Collage site at 57th and
>Kenwood should be asked to take on the name "Closed For Remodeling".
>
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>Well, as long as I've got you here, let me repeat that list of
>previous occupants:
>
> Agora ==> Prairie Whatsis ==> Ann Sather ==> Eddie's Collage
>
>and ask you to remember, and reconstruct with me, how long each one
>flourished.  I'm pretty sure the Agora must be the champ, at over a
>dozen years.  Ann S probably comes second, but nowhere up there.
>
>So I will count the Agora as the most successful.  True, something
>happened and it had to close, but the same is true of all the others.
>
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	Boy oh boy, I miss the Agora. THAT was a restaurant.

	I think that space needs a restaurant WITHOUT TELEVISIONS IN EVERY 
&*%$##! CORNER!!! Ann Sather's was an OK place to take your Mom on Sunday, If 
you happen to be in Hyde Park.

	Does anybody remember Lucita's (where Salonika is now)?

	And Yes, I remember The Dove. I saw Muhammed Ali eat a cheese-burger 
in there once. He seemed to enjoy it.