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...Neither marked similarities exist between the Houses within each group, nor marked differences between each group," he continued, "and therefore the two sides should arbitrarily bear names symbolizing undergraduate enthusiasm for campus life. The Wintergreens and Rineharts would echo cries partisans of either side could readily embrace...
Even with the newly built Holmes Hall, freshmen are being placed in emergency triples and, for the first time, in the only off-campus co-operative house. Peach House which is four blocks from the Cliffe Quad at 33 Healey Street, has two freshmen and nine sophomores, none of whom have lived in a co-op before...
Upperclassmen are still entitled to a certain amount of respect from the freshmen, and violations are reported to a so-called "Court of Control," solemnly presided over by black-robed seniors. It is not uncommon to see a beanie-topped freshman pacing the campus carrying a large sign proclaiming that he "shall not walk on the grass and shall not be disrespectful to upperclassmen...
Keynote of this "athletics for all" system is an intramural program as highly developed as Harvard's interhouse competitions. Teams represent the fraternities, the Campus Club, and the Independents...
These figures furnish sufficient proof that the Davidson formula--a liberal arts curriculum coupled with a highly restricted campus life--succeeds in producing the type of man that the founders of the college desired, a man who will bring a disciplined mind and body to bear on the many problems facing an expanding South.The Chambers building (above) is the focal point of Davidson life. Administrative offices, a large auditorium, and various classrooms and laboratories are contained in the structure, built...