Word: cafeteria
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...undergraduate has to do is sign up with his House master," according to Chet Kenbok, Harkness Commons dining hall manager. Students and their requested mealtimes are then listed with the cafeteria cashiers...
...vote basis. His longest fight was a largely successful effort to expand application of the Bill of Rights beyond the federal structure to state courts and agents as well. Despite his acknowledged eminence among colleagues, he remained an unprepossessing figure, standing daily in a Government cafeteria line for lunch. His one nonjudicial passion: tennis, which he played for up to four hours at a stretch...
...when the children were boarded in a public home, stealing newspapers for news of the trial, the final family reunions in the death house. Rochelle is the stronger of the parents, a warm, gallant woman. Paul is a tendentious intellectual "who would never believe that America was not the cafeteria at City College...
There they all were-the veritable image of geographical distribution-sitting in the Waldorf Cafeteria on Mass Ave, freshman roommates enjoying their first late-night snack in Cambridge. A cool one a.m. in September, 1967. The next night they went out again, this time to the Bick for ham and eggs. They don't do this anymore, of course. This year the Bick and Waldorf disappeared without a trace-and the roommates Harvard so carefully brought together no longer live with each other...
...will house primarily large teaching labs; the central extended wing, the "math wing," will hold seminar rooms and offices. Other parts of the building will house a separate administrative wing (closing off a courtyard), a large fan-shaped lecture building with four separate lecture halls, a library and a cafeteria...