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Lose yourself in the heady atmosphere of Pamplona, where the intellectual vibes from the bobo-meets-soho clientele are sure to get you stimulated about even the blandest of this week's Core readings. Study cove by day and salon by night, Pamplona is a great post-dinner-date coffee alternative to the few late nite spots the Square has to offer; it's classier than ABP, and less pricey than Toscanini's. The sparsity of tables and a low ceiling create the feeling of a bunker but in warm weather, outdoor seating creates a whole new world. Though it served the same menu for 42 years, Pamplona now offers up with an updated selection of Spanish tapas and sandwiches. The Setas al Ajillo (mushrooms in a garlic sauce; $5) is a hit, and the mini brocatas are more filling than their name might suggest. But not to worry: all the old favorites (media noche, Italian sodas, and delicious desserts; $1-3.50) persist. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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Whether you need a tuxedo for your house formal, wind ensemble concert, or job as a scam artist to the wealthy, Classic Tuxedo's got you covered. Now with a $30 discount for all Harvard functions, Harvard's social (but not financial) elite can spring for designer tux rentals ($89-210, not including shoes). $40 late fee per day, but Classic tends to be lenient in off-peak periods; explain up front if you need it for longer than 3 days. New/used tuxes ($250-1000) for sale, including Dior, Ralph Lauren, YSL, and Bill Blass. The VIP rental special (anyone with a Harvard or MIT ID is a VIP) gets 4 rentals for $260 ($65 each), by far the best tux deal around. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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