Word: grilled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...these institution of the Houses (Eliot's grill was constructed with the rest of the dorm in the 1930s) have recently become a sticking point for administrators who fear student operators do not follow proper hygiene standards. Coupled with a fear that the grills should be licensed by the city, the concern has prompted University Health Services to design a hygiene course for managers...
This did not keep grills from opening this fall, however. All nine except Winthrop House's are doing a brisk business, dishing out such House Specialties as the "Bott Dog" in Dunster, in honour of Master Raoul Bott, and the "Wacker Burger," named after South House Master Warren E. Wacker, Winthrop's grill will open November...
Located in the middle of a ground level hallway/lounge, Currier's grill is the center of action on a typical weeknight. Students gather to watch TV. Pay video games, pinball, or foosball, or congregate on several couches while enjoying their snacks. On weekends, the grill-one of the few open those evenings-attracts students attending movies or dances at the Quad...
...grill serves as many as 150 people on a typical night, according to Kurt C. Schluntz '84, one of the three managers selected by the house committee to run it on a non-profit basis. The threesome hires about 20 additional workers...
Dunster House: Located in the basement of E. entry, the Dunster grill is thriving under a new ownership system, according to manager Elizabeth Lorde-Rollins '85. At the beginning of the year, the House Committee sold 100 shares in the grill for $10 apiece. In May, investors will receive their money back, plus whatever profits the grill earns...