Word: lunch
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Thomas E. Crooks '49, Master of Dudley House, announced yesterday that the dining hall will also be closed to all graduate students between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Harvard undergraduates will be able to buy their lunch...
Huong was unharmed and returned to his office after lunch for a normal afternoon's work. But it had been a close call. The cyclo contained a Claymore mine and two pounds of plastique. The combination failed to ignite, and despite all the shooting, no one was injured. The attacker, still wearing the Ranger uniform, and a civilian were arrested and later interrogated by Huong's personal security...
...office around 10 a.m., having read the Washington Post and the New York Times in his still sparsely furnished apartment on Sutton Place. Figuring "I'd rather not eat than cook myself," he sometimes makes breakfast out of toast and coffee carted down from the NBC commissary. Lunch generally comes in from a drugstore. From his office in New York, Brinkley still digs out stories and checks nuances by phone with his old Washington sources, which are, as ever, at the Cabinet and committee-chairman level. But his true vocation is news writing, and he is indisputably the best...
Dudley House members meeting yesterday with Master Thomas E. Crooks '49 proposed that Harvard interhouse at Lehman Hall be ended and that graduate students no longer be allowed to use the lunch facilities between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. In addition, it was proposed that a checker be hired to enforce these rules. No changes were suggested in Radcliffe interhouse quotas...
...study conducted last week by the committee found that less than ten per cent of the students eating in Lehman Hall are actually members of Duedly House. The dining hall, designed to hold 200 people at one time, handles an average of 900 people per day during the lunch hours, the study showed...