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...turn of the century. In 1870 fully 60% of employed American women worked as household servants; 50 years later most of the servants had vanished, to be replaced by electric vacuums and washing machines. "The feminine idea of the home . . . shifted the focus from the drawing room to the kitchen," Rybczynski writes, "which was why, when electricity entered the home, it was by the kitchen door...
According to Marshall, the Mug was cited for 18 health violations this winter, and a student who had seen the kitchen recalled rats, flies, and uncovered salad dressing. Both management and employees changed frequently...
...have died -- suffocated, in effect, by the hot, still air. It has been so blistering that thirsty wasps have been furiously stinging people to get the moisture of their perspiration. Tempers have also been blazing: Charlotte, N.C., police report that there were 360 incidents in June of spouses wielding kitchen weapons and fists at one another. And there is no change on the hazy horizon; the high-pressure wall of air centered above the Mississippi delta that has kept temperatures soaring shows no sign of moving on. At week's end some relief was on the way. President Reagan ordered...
...College will build a kitchen which will service both North and Cabot Houses in front of Moors Hall and thus save thousands of dollars each year in dining hall costs...
College officials had expected the entire renovation project to run about $27 million. But renovations to three of the nine Radcliffe dormitories slated for repairs cost nearly $12 million, and the joint kitchen had not been started...