Word: bunks
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Located between the Square and Cronin's on Dunster Street, Dudley Hall is an ugly building with a nearly colorless basement and first level parceled out to the commuter. Over a block on Holyoke Street, next to the Hasty Pudding, is Apley Court, where tutorial offices, a bunk room, and a small library are available. For many commuters, the only clear satisfaction with the Center's facilities is the convenience of the place for "having a good talk with your buddies." While University officials debate whether to integrate the commuters into the house system as non-resident members or make...
...been grudgingly inclined to side with him: "Mr. Lamb has always seemed to us to trim his sails to suit his own advantage . . . And we will grant that one has to get up very early in the morning to get the better of him in anything. But a Communist? Bunk!" Lamb has offered a $10,000 reward for anyone who can prove he was directly or indirectly a Communist Party member...
Overnight Bunk Room...
Other new additions are a game rooms in the basement of Aplay, a bunk room on the fourth floor, and enlarged dining space in Dudley. The bunkroom will contain ten beds to house commuters who wish to stay over for late meetings, early exams, or because of bad weather. Though a lines charge has not been set yet, it will be under $1, according to Senior Tutor Charles P. Whitlock. The dining room facilities have been expanded from 110 to 180 seats...
...Agamemnon's captain and first officer moved into second-class quarters to make room for the Greek King and Queen. The Grand Duchess of Luxembourg parked her duds in the chief engineer's bunk. Ex-King Michael of Rumania and his honey-haired wife Anne were berthed in a double stateroom...