Word: billing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...hoped that the Directors of the Dining Association will carefully consider Mr. Billings's letter on the "Management of Memorial." No doubt there are many who share his views. The sameness in the bill of fare and the frequent carelessness in the preparation of the food, which seems to come out most strongly in the insipid taste of the vegetables, and often also in the half-baked rolls at breakfast, are reason enough to believe that some one has grown indifferent in the performance of his duties. Let us be reasonable in our demands, but also firm in insisting...
...possible to enter into detailed complaint here, but the frequent appearance at the table of meat and poultry unfit to be eaten, the lack of proper supervision of the cooking and serving of the food, and above all the monotony of the bill of fare, justify the assertion that no attempt whatever is made to please the members...
...weeks have given unmistakable evidence of their appreciation of the work done. The opera is splendidly staged and Mr. Hirschfeld has good reason to take pride in the admirable work done by the principals, chorus and orchestra under his direction. "Lucia di Lammermoor" and "Cavalleria Rusticana," a double bill, will follow "Lohengrin...
...Mannierre is temporary leader of the Freshman Mandolin Club. The men now playing on the club areas follows: First Mandolins, C. M. Bill, J. W. Piper, R. P. Dana, W. DeF. Bigelow, E. Euston, E. H. Graham, G. Mannierre; second Mandolins, M. Seasongood, G. H. Wilder, A. L. Becker, H. G. Parchen; third mandolin, H. B. Baldwin; guitars, W. H. Dougherty, A. F. Gotthold, F. M. Wilder, A. G. Mason, H. J. Davenport. Mannierre and G. H. Wilder have been playing on the 'Varsity Mandolin Club...
There was published in today's CRIMSON a communication attacking a plan suggested a short time ago for the support of the projected infirmary. This plan was to provide an adequate yearly income for the infirmary by making an additional charge of $5.00 upon the term bill of each student. The arguments used against it were based upon the fact that under such a system the many would be paying for the few; that there are many who go home in case of illness, a number who, having plenty of money, would prefer not to go to the infirmary...