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...freshmen eager to enjoy their newfound freedom, an adult in the dorm is just plain inconvenient. Proctors seem to leave their perpetually non-advisory, invisible state only to break up the seldom freshman room party. But rest assured, soon-to-be-upperclassmen: though your housing may get worse, the variety of active house tutors is something to look forward to. Unlike freshman proctors, house tutors all across campus work hard towards creating a sense of community beyond entryway dinners and a weekly study break. “You’re here to bring your interests to the community...
...unidentified man exposed his genitals to a female Harvard undergraduate around 9 p.m. on Sunday, according to Cambridge Police Department spokesman Frank T. Pasquarello. The offender approached the student at the intersection of Mill and Plympton Streets as she was walking back to her dorm, according to Pasquarello. The offender then opened his coat and flashed her as she turned around. The victim immediately walked away from the offender, said Steven G. Catalano, Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) public information officer. Once back on campus, she called the police. The victim was not physically hurt, and the offender never spoke...
According to Gac-Artigas, the Adams co-chairs said that they had entered an Eliot HoCo closet using a key obtained from a Dorm Crew captain. But Abdelsamad denied these accusations...
...College’s 12 upperclass Houses hired 24-hour security guards at the beginning of the semester after an undergraduate was caught producing counterfeit Harvard IDs. Thayer resident Oliver D. Strand ’11 said that the robbery did not make him feel unsafe in the dorm. “Everyone who I’ve encountered in the house is very nice, and I don’t think this happens often,” said Strand. “This is a really tragic incident and I’m going to be more careful about...
...quick flip through the 11-page list turns up a $13 million "requirement" for dorm furniture - an item that may justify the other services dubbing it the "Chair Force" because so many of its people are behind desks. In response to questions from TIME on the list's contents and cost, the Air Force issued a statement Thursday saying the list contains only its "most critical needs." Lieutenant General Dave Deptula, the Air Force's top intel officer, says his service's needs "are severe and getting worse," and that the list reflects the gap "between where...