Word: kitchener
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...article entitled "Reflections From the Lunch Line" in the Nov. 30 edition of the Kirkland House Logos has strongly attacked the quality of Contral Kitchen food. "One habitually expects the quality of the meals to decline toward the end of the school year," the article says. "However, May-type meals in November is not an encouraging sign...
...London alone, seven families each day become officially homeless, and the rate is rising. Most often the victims are young couples with several children. Landlords can rent single rooms most profitably to childless tenants, and even for a dingy, three-room basement apartment without private bath or kitchen can usually get far more than a working-class family can afford: up to $20 a week in a country where the average weekly wage is $42. For a London scrap-metal dealer and his pregnant wife, "home" after working hours is a three-ton truck. A common racket for landlords...
...Kitchen. Too many cooks cannot spoil this spluttering slumgullion of socialism and melodrama, heated to a rolling boil by British Playwright Arnold Wesker...
Enforcing the code "will save a tremendous number of homes and stimulate a sense of community," Springs explained. "It's also far more fruitful than trying to get a Negro in every Radcliffe kitchen," he continued...
...Kitchen. Too many cooks cannot spoil this spluttering slumgullion of socialism and melodrama, heated to a rolling boil by British Playwright Arnold Wesker...