Word: cents
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...substantial number of Harvard undergraduates (somewhere between 10 and 50 per cent) would prefer to live in all-male houses, and it seems to be assumed that after the merger some of the Harvard Houses and perhaps a complex of Radcliffe dorms would remain unmixed. The problem of providing what Dean Ford calls 'a dignified choice," between the two kinds of housing will have to be worked out though, as well the difficulty of determining which houses go coed and which stay all-male House assignments have always been somewhat arbitrary and when some of the living quarters become clearly...
Harvard mothers don't need to worry about being replaced by Harvard Food Services in the stomachs and hearts of House residents. A poll conducted by the Harvard Undergraduate Council found that only 3 per cent of the students responding felt that House food was excellent, while more than one-third thought it poor...
...students responding to the poll, 800 judged the food "fair," and only 425 thought it was "good." Nearly 60 per cent felt that there should be more choices offered at each meal...
...questionable support among the conservative Republicans who make up most of the City's 600,000 registered Republicans," Marc J. Glass '67, who will help with the drive, said yesterday. He added, "There are between 50,000 and 100,000 young voters not registered, and perhaps 10 per cent of these are studying in Boston...
William Burke, a senior at American International College, suggested forming the organization at the National Student Association conference last summer, Bernbaum said. The North Carolina legislature has approved 75 per cent of the bills passed by a similar group in the state, he added...