Word: eats
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Many a Rhodesian went to the polls last week to the tune of a grim little ditty called "Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow U.D.I...
Only a few students can afford to buy the amenities--alternate places to eat, alternate places to talk--that should be available to all. Inter-collegiate dining--though on a too limited, trial basis--is clearly a great first step in the right direction. Sensible parietal hours--from 1 to 8 on weekdays and 1 to midnight or 1 a.m. on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday--are clearly a second...
...were the dogs employed last year by Metropolitan District Commission policemen to break up a riot of 1000 students on Memorial Drive. Only two MDC squad cars arrived while students blocked traffic, but one MDC policemen was overheard to say "in twenty minutes, the dogs will be here and eat a few of them [the demonstrators...
...effect last summer, has been good, on the whole. Negroes are received at restaurants and hotels even in such notorious centers of segregation as McComb, Miss., Birmingham, Ala., and Albany, Ga. There have been some violent cases of defiance: in Mississippi one Negro was beaten when he tried to eat at a lunch counter; another was shot when he patronized a theater. Often Negroes are served grudgingly, but sometimes they get "brown-skin service," meaning they are received with such elaborate courtesy that they are actually embarrassed. In many places Negroes still have to bring suit to use swimming pools...
...three glass doors side by side in the portal ("It is not the entrance to the subway") with a 3-ft. by 6½-ft. panel depicting Italian emigrants to America. "Ours is a poor country," says he of Italy. "Our people went to America because they wanted to eat." With her worldly goods wrapped in a kerchief, a barefoot mother rests with her squalling baby as if on a pilgrimage. Another panel above the doors bears the letters ITALIA and a wishbone-shaped motif of intertwined wheat stalks and vines. Like the bunches of onions hanging in Manz...