Word: apley
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Seventy five percent of the 880 members of the Class of 1953 who filed House applications will get notice of their acceptance tomorrow morning. Of the 25 percent who will not be accepted, 113 will get assignments to one of the outside dormitories L. Claverly, Apley, Dudley--and 100 will be placed on a waiting list to receive rooms in one of these dorms by next fall...
...turnout was largest in the Yard, where one out of three men volunteered blood. Eliot House, last fall's low man, led the Houses with 118 men signed up. Dudley, Apley, and Claverly Halls, who turned up equally poor results six months ago, signed up 60 men this year...
With 350 upperclassmen designated for residence in the Apley Claverly Dudley chain and in the Yard this spring, the deconversion of 96 House rooms seems untimely. Their occupants will live in spaciousness which some cannot afford and which most find inappropriate...
...action. The first is the claim that most rooms in the college are overcrowded. On these grounds, it was decided that the load should be cased for everyone; freshmen are to be moved into Wigglesworth, sophomores are to be moved from Wigglesworth into the outside dormitories (Dudley, Apley, Claverly), some students are to be admitted from these dormitories into the Houses, and many rooms in the Houses are to be deconverted. The exact proportions of these reductions have not been released...
Eliot House led all the rest, contributing $2,694.29 to the drive; Eliot was approximately $500 ahead of second-place Lowell. Winthrop, Kirkland, Dunster, Leverett, and Adams followed in that order. The Yard brought $6,477.71, and Apley, Claverly, and Dudley scraped together...