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...response to queries made recently as to the possibility of utilizing some of the waste foods in the University Dining Halls, R. L. Westcott, manager of the Halls, declared yesterday that waste food does not present an important problem in the management of the University Dining Halls...
...Very little food is left over," said Mr. Westcott, "which cannot be put to some legitimate use within the University. Left over butter, dried-up rolls, and a few other items accumulate once in a while, but this is seldom usable for food, and we sell what little there is, along with the kitchen grease, to various concerns...
When questioned late yesterday, R. L. Westcott, superintendent of college dining halls, gave no reason why light wines and beers should not be served in the House and other dining halls in the event that the 18th Amendment or the Volstead Act is repealed or modified...
...Inter-House Dining and make a report to the House Master's at their next meeting. The committee, consisting of Allen Evans '24, of Leverett House, G. C. S. Benson of Lowell, and D. V. Brown '25 of Kirkland will form a working group to consult with R. L. Westcott, manager of the University Dining Halls, A. L. Endicott '94, comptroller, and W. C. Saeger '04, bursar of the College, who will supply all the information that the committee needs to make a complete study. The report will be submitted in three or four weeks...
...year to make up the drop in revenue caused by reduced food prices. A. L. Endicott '94, Comptroller of the University, last night vigorously denied that such a course would be taken. Mr. Endicott stated: "I have no intention of reducing waitresses' wages at the present time." R. L. Westcott, Manager of Dining Halls, had earlier branded the rumour as untrue. The Boston Evening American yesterday printed a story which alleged that the wages were to be lowered to ten dollars a week, apparently to make up the losses which the American averred would be suffered by the University because...