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...year transgender students, should they request special housing arrangements, as well as options for transferring rooms after arriving on campus. That being said, the Freshman Dean’s Office is justified in seeking to create diverse rooming assignments, and we hope that students are comfortable abiding by the FDO??s decisions...
...freshman proctor. “As much as I respect HUDS, the food is not the reason I wanted to be a proctor.” While the 15-meal per week plan for freshman proctors might make up a significant percentage of the FDO??s budget, the 10-meal per semester guest meal allotment is probably not a big percentage of the budget said Ethan L. Gray ’05, a proctor in Canaday. He said that cuts to the guest meal plan would not be a big loss to proctors. So far this year...
...particularly freshmen—need to know the facts about sexual health if they are to make well-informed lifestyle choices. Luckily for the Freshmen Dean’s Office (FDO), there is an easy way to bring factual, non-directive sexual health education into freshman dorms. The FDO??specifically, the Peer Advising Fellows should work with Harvard’s Peer Contraceptive Counselors (PCC) to plan sexual-health-education themed freshmen study breaks. PCC is a non-directive group that trains its members to know the truth about contraceptives, STIs, pregnancy and abortion, and mental health. Members...
...definitely wanted to keep going,” said Vicky E. Koski-Karell ’12, drawing agreement from a similarly sweaty Ethan N. Waxman ’12. Both claimed to have ascended to the breathless territory that was Zone 4. But despite the FDO??s extensive offerings, neither Koski-Karell nor Waxman could recall attending any other non-mandatory opening week events—a trend that was acknowledged by several other freshman elsewhere on campus early this week. “What I do is I look at the events the night before...
...considered a cornerstone of the FDO??s operations to this day, according to current Dean of Freshmen Thomas A. Dingman ’67, who served as a resident dean in Leverett House during much of Moses’ tenure...