Word: dorm
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Radcliffe Administration yesterday approved a minor change in the sign-out rules, allowing students to leave their dorm any time before 1 a.m. and after 6 p.m. without special permission...
Until now, Radcliffe girls were completely free to leave the dorm only before 10 p.m. and after 7:30 a.m. Between 10 and 1 a.m. or before 7:30, a girl was required to get verbal permission to go out. Head residents, dorm presidents, and members of the house committee each had the power to grant this permission under certain circumstances...
Radcliffe Juniors showed a remarkable propensity for describing "The Radcliffe Experience" in terms of dorm floor plans, off-campus kitchens and extra-curricular facilities last Saturday afternoon before their fathers. Mrs. Bunting and a panel of four 'Cliffies led the discussion in Agassiz which included the questions and comments of many of the parents and daughters in the audience...
...asked all presidents to have a dorm meeting to discuss the proposed constitution. A member of the constitutional committee was present to answer any questions. The main objections which were voiced during the meeting concerned the limitation of Board of Hall, the unwieldy size of the proposed legislature, and various minor technicalities. The discussion lasted an hour, a fact which shows anything but apathy, which brings me to the reason for this letter...
Your article stated that our vote was negative because we are apathetic--apathetic towards SGA probably, but not without reason. The dormitory is the only thing which is peculiarly Radcliffe. Academic and social life are centered around Harvard. Therefore, those activities which go beyond the dorm level seem and, I think are, meaningless. SGA is such an activity. In the past, we have been asked to vote for people we've never heard of for offices in an organization which seems to have no significance in our lives. We've been asked to vote on referendums which are usually approved...