Word: entertainment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Last Friday night undergraduates in the Houses were able to entertain their dates in their rooms until midnight for the first time. The change in the parietal rules had been voted unanimously by the Faculty last Tuesday and went into effect immediately...
...this stage, it would be appropriate if the Faculty, and possibly the HUC, took a look at freshman parietals. After all, the freshmen are only a year younger than the sophomores and should be allowed to entertain their dates on Saturday evenings until midnight on a regular basis too. The latitude the Faculty has given upperclassmen in conducting their own social affairs ought to be extended, as far as possible, to the freshmen...
Microscopic Detail. Wonders indeed were embedded in the $6,000,000 neoclassical building for which Stein himself put up $1,325,000 while associates in the entertainment world donated most of the balance. Behind the marble walls were the world's most carefully designed and elaborately equipped facilities for research into the causes and prevention of blindness. The institute's research complex is staffed not only by ophthalmologists, but also by anatomists, physiologists, biochemists, pathologists and a microbiologist. It boasts three costly electron microscopes to permit research to concentrate on the ultrafine structure of the eye. All rooms...
...Masters should also allow students to entertain female guests in the Junior Common Rooms whenever the rooms are open. A student and his date do not have to be forced into the street when parietals expire early on weekday nights. Moving the beginning of parietal hours on football Saturdays from noon to 11 a.m. would ameliorate the present situation in which a student has to rush his date into the dining hall for lunch, eat hastily, and then hurry out for the game...
...people in show business who spend their evenings working, brunch is virtually a way of life. Explains Actress Lee Remick, the blind wife in Broadway's Wait Until Dark: "It's about the only way my husband and I can entertain." So popular has brunch become that it is now being re-exported to Britain (where the word was coined at the turn of the century) as the latest...