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Simply slapping another set of restrictions on already snubbed first-years is not the answer to dining hall overcrowding, a problem which seems to rear its ugly head year after year. If Quincy implements Adams-like dining hall restrictions, first-years will simply refocus their attempts to escape Annenberg on the next closest upper-class dining hall...
...turns out that most of the first-years piling into Quincy hail from the Union dorms, HUDS could work to improve the quality of food at Annenberg or incentivize the frosh dining hall with special events and culinary delights. Either would make the somewhat longer trek to Annenberg more attractive. But the first-years who are cramming into Quincy don’t only come from Union dorms. Long lines at the Berg during peak hours turn off first-years from Holworthy and Pennypacker alike. An analysis of when first-years, and other inter-house diners for that matter...
...from eating at Quincy (as may happen soon), HUDS and the Houses could set up a system that would allow fixed quantities of the first-years to eat there, or at other attractive dining halls, at specific times. Such a system would provide first-years with their break from Annenberg and help make first-years feel welcome and more integrated into House life—a stated goal of Harvard’s administrators. A similar system might even be arranged so that upperclassmen could occasionally eat lunch at Annenberg instead of going back to their House or going...
Recently, residents also expressed their discontent through starting a group on thefacebook.com entitled “Quincy Students for the Relocation of Freshmen back to Annenberg...
Currently, only Quincy, Mather, Dunster, and the Radcliffe Quadrangle dining halls are open to all students. Annenberg Hall, where freshmen dine, is only open to upperclassmen at breakfast...