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Lauren R. Foote ‘07, a Crimson editorial editor, is a Romance Languages and Literatures concentrator in Currier House...
...winding garden road, past Cambridge’s Common (and river-dwelling commoners), nestled amongst regal Cantabridgian Victorians, is a little slice of heaven called the Quadrangle. It is here where fortunate princes and princesses reside in the Castles Currier, Cabot, and Pforzheimer. Don’t believe me? We have towers to prove it; four in Currier alone, from which illustrious dukes occasionally launch water balloon crusades from the turrets onto rogue river-dwellers who venture into our lands...
...drink Coronas (and wear them too). We have elite palace guards (Currier Bells Desk), red carpet (coincidence?), and a bell tower. We have chauffeurs, singles, and crimsonfood.com. We also get sympathy. But who knows...
Freshmen should know now that if their courier didn’t bring them a letter reading Currier, Cabot or Pforzheimer, they are missing out. In the Quad, we are loved by the party scene, loved by the university, and mostly loved by each other. That’s right—the mythical “Quad Solidarity” isn’t some fairy tale, it’s for real. And it’s not just crowded morning shuttle rides that make quadlings feel close to each other. We eat together, study together, play sports...
Monica M. Clark ’06 is a Crimson Senior News Editor. She is a history and literature concentrator in Currier House...