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Questionnaires asking students whether they had been sick, and what--and where they had eaten prior to the illness were distributed in Adams House last week. But as of yesterday only about 40 had been returned, Krabek said...
Privacy scarcely exists in the dormitories. In cell-like rooms jutting off long corridors sleep numerous little Radcliffe students in two straight lines. 'Cliffies can't even lock their own rooms. In the lavatories they brush their teeth three in a row. And meals are always eaten with nine other people...
Time was when almost anyone who had shot an aardvark or stared at a commissar or eaten 327 doughnuts in 83 minutes could pick up extra cash lecturing to women's clubs. Real celebrities were hardly required to lecture; they just had to turn up and let themselves be stared...
...arrive at any hour of the day or night, and the interconnecting rooms-except for the kitchens-were completely unspecialized. Beds were set up anywhere and everywhere, four or more to a room; they were collapsible and were often taken down and moved after being slept in. Meals were eaten on any table that happened to be handy, and in any room at practically any time a couple or two might be sleeping, another group eating, and a third entertaining visitors and dancing...
Oilmen have long known why the black mess made by an overflowing well disappears so soon from the smirched ground. Road builders understand equally why blacktop pavement is eaten away from below. The guilty parties in both cases are microorganisms that go for hydrocarbons like kittens lapping spilled cream. Until recently no one made much of the hungry bugs' peculiar tastes blast week Research Director Alfred Champagnat of Société Française des Pétroles, a subsidiary of British Petroleum Co Ltd. announced that he has domesticated the oil eaters and that they are excellent...