as be impossible, given the difficulty of growing the virus to do the
studies.
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Though no one in Pforzheimer House became ill, the kitchen that
that House shares with Cabot is undergoing an extensive sanitation.
Cabot House Master James H. Ware, a professor at the school of
public health, said that no food would be served out of the kitchen unless
officials felt the kitchen was absolutely safe.
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