Word: helping
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...floor captains. Each waiter works two meals every day and sits with the other students for the third. For this service, if he works full time, he gets payment which is equivalent to the remission of board. Applications for the position are made through the Bureau of Self-Help...
...students do not have to do any of the rougher work of table-setting, etc., this being taken care of by a small force of professional men who also help serve at meal hours in case any of the students are absent...
...fact that the Rev. John E. Johnson, Dartmouth '66, honorary President of the Outing Club, has given an endowment to the Club, will help make the Carnival the biggest event of this kind ever held in America...
...pictures of the conditions of such places as the Cathedral of Rheims, which, after its bombardment, he officially visited as a member of the Institute of France. A devoted admirer of France, Mr. Warren went there at the beginning of the war to do whatever service he could to help the country. During the year or more of his stay there he was engaged in the organization and work of the American Hospital of Paris...
...could look after the diners in Memorial Hall, whom 70 professional waiters cared for at the beginning of this year, when about 1,000 men were being served. Over 100 men are registered at the Students' Employment Office as desiring this work, and a large force of extra help, which it would seem best to keep on call, could be easily recruited from men who would eagerly accept such employment if opportunity offered...