Word: steward
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Baker L. S., W. L. Leighton Sp., H. W. Beal '97, C. R. Colburn L. S., G. Newhall '98, V. H. Smith '98, C. F. Gregg Div., C. H. Smith L. S., P. G. Carleton '99, W. B. Parker '97, J. H. Potts '97, F. R. Steward...
...seems to me that the trouble is more in the service and cooking than in the quality of the food purchased by the steward. When one considers that the kitchen built for 600 must accommodate 1120 he can easily see that the difficulty lies elsewhere than with the steward...
...cents; the Memorial man being limited by his appetite alone, the Foxcroft man by the size of the orders placed before him. The new directors, I believe, should seek to find some solution to the overcrowding, rather than to place the whole trouble on the shoulders of the steward...
...semi-annual election of officers of the Harvard Forum held last evening resulted as follows: President, F. R. Steward L. S.; vice president, A. W. Blakemore '97; secretary, F. K. Kernan '97; treasurer, F. C. Gratwick '97; executive member, F. C. Sutro...
From this it will be seen that there is no incentive for the steward to improve the quality of the food, and many well founded complaints have been made in regard to the service, the monotony of the bill of fare, and some of the food. It is practically impossible to do away with the first fault on account of the limited accommodations for serving so many people. The others, however, are wholly inexcusable, and must be the result of carelessness...