Word: meals
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Every weekday nearly 25,000 hungry men and women walk into soup kitchens throughout New York City in search of a hot meal. Myths and stereotypes cling to the homeless, but few hard facts are known about who they are. This week a study by New York's Legal Action Center for the Homeless paints a more detailed picture of some 500 people who eat at soup kitchens...
...other schools offer students a more mobile college experience, with options ranging from apartment style living with no meal plan to the type of patriarchal system that found its way to Harvard and Yale via Oxford...
Student at all other Ivy League schools, with the exception of Harvard, have more freedom to move around to different dorms on campus then do their counterparts at Yale, and experience different type of room arrangements and meal plans...
...Princeton, juniors and seniors compete for rooms in the upperclass lottery, and are free to live wherever they can. Some who do not want a meal plan choose to live in Spellman, which offers apartment-style living with kitchens in the suites. But a great majority of the upperclassmen live in dormitories without kitchens...
...rent subsidy] is going to make a big difference to a lot of people, especially since we won't have to buy Harvard meal plans," said Lee Cranmer '89, Dudley house committee chairman...