Word: lehman
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Hostesses in the dining rooms, following the policy of silence inaugurated by Lehman Hall, have refused to give any conclusive information on the subject, although implying that only limited amounts of the beverages would be served in the hall...
Caged within the ever discreet minds of the three telephone exchange operators on the third floor of Lehman Hall are in all probability many startling though heterogeneous hits of information. Working almost ceaselessly, from 8.30 o'clock in the morning until 5.30 o'clock at night, these efficient, yet human workers keep the academic, social, and clerical wheels of the University steadily turning. In the course of nine hours they handle often well over 2,500 calls. The peak of their work is reached late in the morning, when professors are telephoning home their inability to attend luncheon, when instructors...
...unsavory practice it is necessary to set a flat rate for courses in the various Schools, to charge all students the same amount. Otherwise, although the Schools themselves do not suffer, courses may be costing students several prices. These may redden the ledger, while from above the doors of Lehman Hall gleams the motto...
...recently discovered dodges by which the busy accounting machines of Lehman Hall are enabled to place worthy graduate students excessively in the red in the queer system of charges made to men enrolled in one School who take courses in a second. Under present conditions a man enrolled in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, tuition of which is $400 for four courses, is able to take half of his work in the Business School, for example, and still keep himself on the enrollment list of the Graduate School. If, then, he takes two of his courses...
...Lehman Hall officials register little emotion at the records of this traffic in Graduate School Students. The cost to the individual men, of course, does not enter into their considerations. In the long run it is shown that the balance of trade in graduate school students equalizes itself between the various schools...