Word: dorm
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Probably for security reasons, Cross says, he saw a surge at the beginning of the year in student Crimson Cash balances as parents put money on their sons' and daughters' cards, most likely for purchasing textbooks and dorm paraphernalia...
With the introduction of electronic access cards in 1992, it became possible for the administration to track electronically every keycard swipe made at the University. In the split second between swiping your card at a dorm entrance, vending machine or library photocopier and getting a pleasing green light, your ID is checked against records, and the time and location of your swipe is recorded. Of course, the records are kept confidential, and unless the Harvard Police or Ad Board has good reason to believe that you've broken a major rule or committed a crime, nobody will ever know that...
Nathans says classes and extracurricular activities bring many first-years into close friendships with students outside of their dorm. "Harvard students form friendships well beyond their first-year suites, entries and dorms, and because blocking groups can be as large as 16, there are multiple factors that bring groups together," she writes...
...fourth roommate that didn't join them in Mather, Yang says, left because she had made many close friends beyond the dorm...
...sensitivity to disturbing GW behavior peaks at exam time, when the workers are at their most visible in the dining halls, libraries and dorm windows with noses pressed to computer screens. The procrastinator watches them jealously from her window, taking a break between rounds of computer Solitaire...