...T. Swann Harding Copyright © 1942 by Duke University Press 1942 THE MYTH AND THE REALITY T. SWANN HARDING IN THE stupendous building that houses a certain government department in Washington there is a cafeteria. The profits from its operation assist in the support of employee welfare work...

.... The comparative approach to the study of the world s religions is no longer considered justified or trustworthy. Religion is not a matter of personal preference, and one s religion is not selected cafeteria style from the many alternatives; comparison made with a view to determining the best religion...

...  791 an Emmy Award–winning documentary filmmaker Screaming( Queens: The Riot at Compton’s Cafeteria; 2005); the editor of numerous anthologies and special journal issues and author of articles on various trans and queer top- ics for Parallax, Radical History Review, Women’s Studies Quarterly...

... to the study of the world s religions is no longer considered justified or trustworthy. Religion is not a matter of personal preference, and one s religion is not selected cafeteria style from the many alternatives; comparison made with a view to determining the best religion is a deceptive process...

... pleases nobody. Educational fundamentalists seem to me right in arguing that the cafeteria-counter curriculum has become so incoherent that for most students it is a downright obstacle to learning. But the only alterna­ tive the fundamentalists can envisage is for everyone to agree on a common curricular...

... system in general and the Carver High School administration in particular. Some of the issues drawing student fire were the absence of black history and black theater from the school curriculum, the revival of Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC), school cafeteria food that was not up to par...

... to follow. Basically it s the wonderfully relaxed atmosphere. It s like the story of the girl who spun flax into gold. The flax is what the Institute gives you, the peace and quiet, the interesting people all around, having your own study with a library next door and a cafeteria upstairs. The gold is what...

... the sum- mer monsoons, water floods in. The provisional floor, made of pallets and plywood, turns to rot. The PVC skeleton that holds the large structure aloft begins to strain and warp: bolts pop out, linkages detach, and all, slowly and steadily, falls down. The metal cafeteria cabinets that have...

... Charlestonians of that era tended to eat both their languid mid-day dinner and supper at home, restaurants were not plentiful. When federal officials tried to lure cafeteria chains such as Morrison s to the region they were rebuffed. Charleston was not, they were told, a restaurant city. One of the first...

... recent past of segregation and intransigence became disgraced, the symbols could not help but project a negative image which was unintended but inescapable. The first public attack on the symbols occurred in February 1970, when a group of black students burned a rebel flag in the cafeteria 44 as part...

..., in Disney parlance allow workers, supplies, utilities, and telecommunications to move out to the various parts of the total Vacation Kingdom. Storage facilities, staff cafeterias, laundries and dry cleaners, and cos­ tume and dressing rooms are all located underground throughout the site. Pneumatic tubes...

..., maybe, with a little wimp thrown in, dressed up in a Prufrock coat. One essay that attracted some attention was A Modest Pro­ posal for Short Tables in which he answered the complaint that the cafeteria tables were too short for the sororities by proposing sororities small enough for the tables...

... crat was sent to the legislature, a man named Paul Livingston, again from Wilmington, and he too won re-election in 1954 and 1956. Still more startling were developments in regard to the admission of Negroes to public places. In 1951 the Wilmington YWCA an­ nounced that its cafeteria would henceforth...

... to roast and sweat and stink. You sometimes wonder what these seven or eight million people think they are getting out of it jammed in subways, eating in drug stores and cafeterias, living in the Bronx it s not a very beautiful life for most of them, but most of them are just as anxious to keep on living...

... at the cafeteria won t so much as look at an indigent dreamer like Bardamu, a dirty fly skidding across the sterile, polished floor. And as for the movies (Bardamu prefers the X-rated kind), they are a vague cloudy space for the poor, for dreams and the dead. Bar­ damu interprets the American Dream to mean...

... to trained medical staff. Approximating normal is what earns you privileges in a psychiatric institution: fresh air in the locked courtyard, meals in the cafeteria instead of on the secure ward, a supervised walk on the hospital grounds. The convincing performance of psychiatric normalcy is ultimately what...

... conference by trans men, which that take up the first 10 ten pages of the magazine. 4 Cassius Adair's forthcoming work looks at trans organizers and consultants who were involved in early Silicon Valley companies, in particular IBM. 3 The Stonewall Rebellion, the 1966 Compton's Cafeteria riot...

... accommodations for living and studying. Duke men feel lucky to live in such beautiful surroundings. (i) Pictured at top left is a typical dormitory room. Virtually all of the undergraduate students enrolled 1 ive on the campus.. . (a) "fop Right: Here is a view of one of our four cafeterias where most students...

...; Catholic hospital professionals in the United States were up-to-date and well-informed on matters ranging from the latest surgical equipment to the best cafeteria designs, as the publications of the American Catholic Hospital Association show. The Church was also capable of providing and of treating...