Word: eats
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Kennedy-Nixon style TV debate. Just to be on the safe side, three Lesage aides flew to Washington to find out if there were any tricks left out of the Kennedy manual. They returned with four helpful Kennedy-staff TV hints: Do not shave before 5 p.m., eat only a light supper, bask six minutes under a sun lamp, wear no makeup. In his no-minute pre-election debate, Lesage gave the urbane, polished performance of a man who knew precisely where he was going, and left Johnson appearing...
Although Harvard University is a unit in every legal and public sense, its members cannot generally meet each other at meals without additional expense beyond their board bill; often they cannot eat together at all in University dining halls, which are as complicated and mutually restrictive as the customs system of the German states before the Zollverein...
...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...
...Harvard College, this new plan for the University, which envisages such cost-free benefits as dinner in the airy splendor of Kresge Hall or lunch in a friend's House, contains, alas, one inherent blot. Radcliffe's girls are also members of the University, and they too could eat in the Houses at will; escaping the clutches of Messrs. Hazen and Albiani, they would invade the precincts of maledom and put an end to unfettered, masculine repartee...
...shopping-center theater has revived the old habit of family movie night. It is not uncommon to see whole groups of parents and children arrive at the shopping center as soon as Daddy gets home from work, to buy shoes, browse for books, check on coming cultural attractions, eat dinner-and go to the movies...