Word: dorm
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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However, each dorm must comply with two general regulations. Parietals are limited to a specific number of hours and can only be held between 12 noon...
...earning areas for the students, which include 38 per cent of the undergraduate body, featured the dining halls with 478 students making $1.47 an hour plus meal for upperclassmen ($1.52 an hour for this year). Other large employment areas included the dorm crew (with 405 students), the HSA (321 students earning $100,000), Faculty Aide (91 students assisting faculty members), various libraries (247 students), and 339 students doing miscellaneous jobs for the University, such as meteorite analysts or clerks in University offices...
...yesterday's meeting, the RGA passed a proposal--approved previously by Mrs. Bunting--allowing each dorm to determine what day and which three hours (during the time the dorms are open) it can hold parietals...
...same article also gives the RGA responsibility for "the establishment and enforcement of social regulations," which RGA feels includes the regulation of parietal hours. The RGA considered a proposal to allow each dorm to determine its own parietal hours at its meeting yesterday...
Some 'Cliffies, however, fear that the dorms might vote unreasonable extensions of parietal hours, creating a situation in which free movement in the dorm would be obstructed. Since all rooms open directly into the hallway in Radcliffe dorms, some women feel that an increase in the time men could spend on the upper floors would be inhibiting and inconvenient...