Word: apley
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...community.”THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOMEHousing the Gulf Coast students was a challenge for Harvard, where space for undergraduates is already tight.Most Tulane freshmen were housed in Yard and Union dorms with other freshmen, but older Tulane students lived with one another in Apley Court and Claverly Hall, residences that had been partially vacated due to construction noise from the Hasty Pudding Theater renovations.Despite the housing set-up, many of the Tulane veterans say they were impressed by the sense of community that Harvard’s House system seemed to foster.Hattier says that...
...Hall, but it lacked the finances to capitalize on this prime location. An op-ed published in The Crimson in 1982 accused the College of reneging on an agreement to provide just $1,350 annually to support this center’s activities. After moving to a room in Apley Court, The Crimson later reported, the center was plagued by “a series of break-ins and security problems...
...rage has been consistent,” he says, sitting in his new Apley Court office...
...hundred applied for the spots Harvard had created for displaced students in the wake of Hurricane Katrina; 45 were accepted. Just 35 eventually enrolled—all but three of them from Tulane. Most live in Apley Court and Claverly, and some freshmen are in the Yard. Two live off-campus with friends...
With the exception of 10 visiting freshmen, who live in the yard, all on-campus visiting students are living in Claverly Hall and Apley Court, in rooms that were initially closed at the end of last semester due to noise concerns from the adjacent Hasty Pudding construction site...