Word: meals
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...system permits three guests in each dormitory for every formal meal; they must be signed up by 5:30 p.m. that same day. For more than three guests, the old exchange system is still in effect except for Saturday nights, when unlimited guests are allowed...
...Students are more cost-conscious than they were," Heaman said. "For this son, we have been able to keep expenses down. After all, they used to take five or six glasses of milk at each meal...
...months to eleven years old. Some had ulcers of the stomach, some of the duodenum. There were 25 girls and 20 boys, and nearly all told the familiar story of feeling intense pain when hungry, often in the middle of the night, and of getting relief after a meal. A few had had recurrent vomiting spells instead of pain -possibly a sign of ulcers that are otherwise overlooked...
Wine cookery is the co-op's answer to the problem of cooking its own meals. Liquor in Radcliffe dormitories is outlawed, but wine has saved almost every unsuccessful Peach House dish. A Hallowe'en party, lasting to an untraditional 2 a.m. this fall, showed off some unusual cookery that included wine-sauced spaghetti. Guests keep coming, though, two or three for every meal...
...size of Stevenson's party (about 20 aides and 45 newspapermen), they hastily arranged to eat in the Hotel Commander. We were greeted there by Edward Martin, the hotel's publicity agent, who told us that Stevenson would eat in the Grand Ball Room, and throughout his meal, face a theatrical fronting of the White House. "A clever symbolic gesture," said Martin. Newsmen went to another dining hall for food, and state troopers to still another...