Meetings & Conventions: Short Cuts March 1998
March 1998
Short Cuts
EDITED BY LOREN G. EDELSTEIN
Making Music
Together
How long does it take to teach a few hundred non-musicians to play
a few bars of Beethoven? Conductor Boris Brott can do it in about
10 minutes. Here's how - and why meeting groups are finding rhythm.
Just
Desserts
Why bother with the preambles when it's dessert that really counts.
Expert advice on how to throw an all-sweets party.
Finest Food in
the United States
Zagat Survey's picks for the best restaurants in 12 cities.
Health Beat:
Unwrap Before Eating
The latest fad food - wrap sandwiches - pack in a lot of fat. In
fact, a roast beef might be a healthier choice.
Fast Forward:
Xencom's OHP-6000X Notebook
This laptop is compatible with those meeting room dinosaurs -
overhead projectors.
Web Sites We
Like
Brain teasers from The Kaplan Edge. Rand McNally's new travel
store. The Family Travel Forum
Etc.
Terminal bliss: Massage at the airport. Why you shouldn't serve
loud food
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