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False alarms Saturday forced students to evacuate Dunster House and part of the first floor of Canaday C-entry...
Another item sure to come up for discussion is dean of freshmen Henry C. Moses's ban on upperclassmen eating in the Union. Moses says he banned upperclassmen because of the Fox plan: with freshmen now living in Canaday, where upperclassmen lived last year. Moses projected an increase in the number of people from the Yard who would want to eat in the Union. Disputes over whether the ban has left the Union with excess capacity that might be filled by upperclassmen from the Quad and other distant Houses highlight this discussion...
...longer are some freshmen squeezed into small Quad doubles--those rooms are now singles for upperclassmen. Overflow sophomores from River Houses are no longer placed in Canaday Hall, which now only houses freshmen and is less crowded than in previous years, according to Ann B. Spence, assistant dean of the College...
...while crowding is reduced at the Quad and in Canaday, the price is increased crowding in other Yard dorms...
...distribution of students among the various housing facilities has changed, causing more crowding in some dormitories. Last year, approximately 240 freshmen lived in the three Quad Houses, and 27 lived in the one entry of Canaday not occupied by sophomores, Susan Lewis, assistant dean of freshmen, said last week. This year Canaday contains 207 freshmen, providing about 180 of the 240 additional beds needed accommodate that part of the freshmen class formerly housed at the Quad, Lewis said. To make up the difference, the College has placed 66 additional beds in the Yard...