Word: offing
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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The absence of those that are working will not keep the rest from enjoying this fraternity. Well then, I suppose the next argument is that this great advantage is lost to those who are working, the very ones for whom this fraternal feeling in the dormitories is intended. But, if...
Someone will now probably exclaim that the college offers ample opportunity for afternoon and evening work without conflict with meals. Yes, but think of those with a talent for music who can only get positions in cafes and restaurants over the supper hour. It is a singular fact that instead...
Coming back to the matter of fraternity, the loss of the evening meal does not mean as much as might be inferred. The meal at which the greatest amount of fraternity is evidenced, is breakfast, where the fellow who, by noon is usually groomed to perfection, rushes into the hall...
Where then does the privileged freshman lose this valuable fraternity? According to the author of the editorial, at one meal everyday; and he makes an argument out of a single meal. Then, assuredly he must also contend that fifteen minutes of dinner table fraternity is worth more to the needy...
(Mr. Kellar seems to have misunderstood the attitude of the Deans. Without extending an "invitation," they are always ready to talk over students' problems; and as regards the matter of Freshman Dining Halls, have announced that all efforts will be made to aid the student in obtaining employment such as...