Word: breakfast
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Freshmen last night descended on House and Harkness Commons dining halls in accordance with lists posted in the Yard. The Union will remain closed for breakfast today, but may re-open for lunch if William A. Heaman, Manager of the College Dining Halls, finds conditions suitable...
...Memorial Hall; yet exam schedulers hesitate to sacrifice if for typing. It does seem feasible, however, for tables to be set up in Hemenway Gymnasium or in the IAB when varsity teams are not practicing. Even more convenient would be a dining hall. Funncling students to other Houses for breakfast and lunch as different houses were used on successive days would not be very difficult...
...CRIME has attracted more Phi Beta Kappas than group VI men, and has produced more Harvard presidents than Yale presidents, but the only quality which all crimeds have in common is contributing to Cambridge's only breakfast table daily...
Knees Among the Stones. On a grey, cold morning in Spain last week, Padre Carlos Gonzalez Salas rose early in Madrid, where he had come from his philosophy studies at Salamanca's Universidad Pontifica. After Mass and breakfast, he climbed into a borrowed car and set out with his cousin and another priest for Cerro de Los Angeles, eight miles south of the city. This rugged hill is the exact geographical center of Spain. On its top once stood a huge monument, topped by a statue of Christ, which Communists dynamited during the civil war; since then, a smaller...
First with the News. In Bristol, Va., the Herald-Courier's circulation department received an apologetic cancellation notice: "We are stopping the paper because our maid won't prepare breakfast until she has read it, and this makes us late for our appointments...