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Wet Winthrop House Swims Out To Lunch
Fresh from a morning spent fording the streams in the Yard, hungry Winthrop men hurried to their sunken dining hall for lunch yesterday, only to find that the kitchen had been flooded.
Returning to their rooms, they clipped on their nose plugs, grabbed their life preservers and flippers, and set off through the slimy deep of the streets to other Central Kitchen Houses, where dinner was served as usual.
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