Word: transient
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Saturday night supper will be the last meal served in the College dining halls until Monday, April 7. Students remaining in Cambridge may eat in the Union by either paying the transient rate or signing on board for the week...
This fall, the acute situation forced the University to limit portions in the Business and Graduate Schools and raise the transient rate on dinners. Students eating in Harkness and Cowie could take only two glasses of milk and paid anywhere from $1.05 to $1.30 for dinners depending on what was served...
Higher weekly and transient board rates will go into effect on February 4, when the spring term begins, Administrative Vice-President Reynolds stated yesterday...
...weekly rate will rise from the present $14 a week to $14.50 throughout all College dining halls the Graduate Center, and the Business School's Cowie Hall. Transient diners and those bringing guests to meals in the College will have to pay $1.15 in coupons (include tax) for dinners, a ten cent rise over the present rate, and 85 cents for lunches, a nickel hike. Breakfasts will remain at 65 cents...
...last board rate change came during April, 1951, when the weekly bill rose to $14 and transient rates went up on all meals. These rates would have gone into effect two months earlier but for a government price freeze...