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After a three year battle with Harvard over Kosher foods during Passover, Jewish students have won a limited victory of fish and matzo bagged lunches...
About 100 Harvard students can't eat University food for the eight days of Passover because of religious dietary restrictions. Since 1967, representatives of these students have continually asked Harvard to reimburse them for missed meals. This year, Harvard will provide kosher alternatives to the regular menu for one or more meals...
...substitutes are an acceptable but less than ideal solution to the problem because-even kosher food becomes impure when it touches non-kosher plates or utensils, according to David Harbater '74. "It would be much easier to give us rebates," Harbater said...
...committee of CHUL recommended last Fall that the University reimburse the kosher-eating students for Sabbath and holiday meals or subsidize meals at Hillel House. CHUL has taken no action on the proposal. "We don't subsidize meals at the Ritz . . . or at Elsie's, so why should we subsidize meals at Hillel?" Charles G. Hurlburt, director of the Food Services Department, said...
Frazier settled in Philadelphia with dreams of "a lot of money, a new car and fine clothes." He took a job as a utility butcher in a kosher slaughterhouse and saved his money. Then he sent for his 15-year-old childhood sweetheart, married her and moved into a ghetto apartment. He ballooned up to 235 Ibs., so he went to a neighborhood Police Athletic League gym to pare off some weight. There he came under the paternal eye of a sometime fight manager named Yancey Durham, who recalls that Joe looked just like any other fat boy. One thing...