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Since Harvard has created its far-flung culinary empire because it believes with Locke that men in free association will talk themselves into a high state of culture, Harvard ought to take the final step and permit all of its board-paying members to dine in any of its facilities at any meal. Under this plan, if a law student wants to eat at Dunster House or a Radcliffe girl prefers to lunch at Harkness Commons, they may--so long as those normally assigned to a dining hall have space for themselves and a guest...
...Council also discussed the question of inter - University dining privileges, specifically whether Radcliffe girls should be allowed to dine on an interhouse basis in House dining halls on date nights. Russin said that he was aware of movements by several House committees to promote such a policy, and that he opposed this form of "mergerism...
...Little, Inc., Gavin, at 55, was worried about educating his four young daughters and building an estate. As ambassador, he drew an annual salary of $27,500 and had been given an increased expense allowance of $25,650−but in today's era of mass wine-and-dine diplomacy, he was losing money...
After each day's work, Kennedy retired to the midsummer quiet of the White House to read in solitude, occasionally dine with Presidential Assistant Dave Powers and make one of his twice-daily calls to Hyannisport to check on his vacationing family. Sometimes the President paced in the White House gardens. Or, alone at sundown, he stood on Harry Truman's balcony overlooking the White House fountain, a soothing sight before him: the white spike of the Washington Monument, auto headlights flickering along Executive Avenue, the distant Jefferson Memorial. Perhaps such sights make a President think...
Iris gave an open-palace party that was attended, if sometimes only briefly, by "everybody."' The next night, the Chicago collectors Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Maremont chartered a vaporetto to take 130 guests to dine on the island of Torcello. After dinner, a band was brought in and everyone did the twist, including British Sculptor Lynn Chadwick and René d'Harnoncourt, the chief dignitary from Manhattan's Museum of Modern...