Word: stillmanned
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...told to go down to the street and wait for the cab. Ten minutes later I rode to Stillman and paid the fare, which doesn't come out of the $15 infirmary fee. I went in and gave the receptionist some forms, and she gave me some forms. Upstairs, I got undressed, filled out a form, and went to bed, and a nurse took my temperature...
...food in Stillman is about the same as it is in the Houses...
...that I have criticized the food, I will go on to the building itself. The parts of the inside and outside of Stillman I saw were ugly. And I saw nurses walking back and forth through the ward doing little jobs. When they were at one side of the ward, they needed something at the other. And there were so many nurses walking back and forth that I hardly saw the same one twice. And in the bathroom there was a pipe across the mirror at eye level...
Returning to action will be tackle Bob Stargle, who spent the Dartmouth game in Stillman. Only man now out is tackle Dick Heidtman...
With a surplus of $30,000, it would seem that Harvard's private socialized medicine system, theoretically run for the health of the students, could see to it that the food of Stillman Infirmary is up to a standard at least equal to that of the rest of the University. Only then should questions such as fees for off-hour visits, be considered. Andreas F. Lowenfeld...