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...keeps that well-fed look on the faces of AST men at Leverett House is Philip Hurley, assistant to Chief Steward Carl T. Tucker. Hurley juggles ration points in huge quantities and keeps a steady stream of miracles flowing from the kitchen...
...proposed that, if sufficient funds prove available, Alsopp* should be given a silver watch. Subscriptions, which should not exceed half-a-crown, should be sent to the Steward of J.C.R., P. W. Cooke, New College...
After reading the final paragraph (in which Dorothy May cats sandwiches and learns "that doing the thoughtful or impulsive bit beyond what is expected is worth the trouble--and the occasional mishap--whatever it may cost"), I rang for Pierre, the steward, and told him to be thoughtful or impulsive and add a second jigger to my usual scotch and water...
Ending one of the longest over-all employee service records in Harvard University, Ned L. Merrill, dining hall steward for nearly 28 years, began his retirement Monday. Before his retirement Merrill was steward of the Eliot House dining hall...
When he began working for the University in April, 1903, as steward in Randall Hall, now the University Press, the only other dining room was Memorial Hall. The kitchen was in the basement and men ate in the large room now used for examinations. While Widener Library was being built, books were stored in Randall and Merrill became stoward of Foxcroft Hall which had been converted into a dining room. Foxcroft stood behind the New Lecture Hall where the new chemical laboratories have since been crected. After a brief period of service here Merrill became assistant steward and then steward...