Word: snack
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Center of activity on that campus is the Well, a small hidden snack shop which serves sandwiches, coffee, and ice cream as regular fare: Wall murals depicting tree nymphs and hoop racers look down at eaters, and the terrace is pleasant in the spring...
...tradition, the Daisies. Not to be confused with Vassar's Daisy chain, this society is an organization of lethargic seniors dedicated to the purpose of being as inactive as possible. There are several underclass exceptions, who by exceptional feats, like spending over six hours a day in the Well snack bar, are accepted to the fold...
...shore areas, Crane's Beach in Ipswich is probably the most desirable. The management provides facilities for cooking, or if you choose, you may buy food at the snack stand there. Beer must be a part of the imported equipment however, for alcoholic beverages are not available on the white sands. Crane's Beach is easy to get to if you go out Route One about 20 miles, past Topsfield, and then follow the signs to Ipswich...
...eateries lure the students is Green Street, they are ready game for the other merchants along the line. Smith's food is another contributing factor to Green street's prosperity. the smith dormitories often serve little, and don't serve that particularly well, causing an enormous amount of snack indulging. This may result as much out of it being the thing to do and the place to go as out of hunger...
...Tolstoys loved walks and picnics. For a snack, they would carry along cucumbers and milk, hollowing out the cucumbers, cup-fashion, to drink the milk. In haying season, the whole family would pitch in, mowing and stacking with the peasant boys. It led to temptations. "Last night I could not sleep for a long time. Before I went to bed Masha had told me a number of incidents of her affair with young Paul, the gardener's boy. How frightful... Of all the lofty, fine things Papa tells us she has taken just what suits her-namely, that...