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...Staff writer Daniel E. Fernandez contributed to the reporting of this article...
...status as the center of student life. There is a difference of opinion on both the need for and probability of a student center getting built. While Associate Dean of the College Thomas A. Dingman ’67 calls the idea “unlikely,” Fernandez sees it as necessary. “It’s important as kind of a crossroads and intersection where students can interact on a day-to-day basis,” she explains. After freshman year, students lose touch with friends and the sense of class pride that...
...says, citing the Concert Commission’s negotiations with University Hall as an example. Lee predicts this is only the beginning. “Students will continue to generate really creative ideas for ways social life can be improved,” she says. Fernandez also forecasts the arrival of many more options for students, including the development of more informal social spaces in the Houses, similar to the Quincy Grille where she flips burgers...
...addition, both Lee and Fernandez see the future of the Harvard social scene filled with estrogen-fueled punch events and vast seas of little black dresses. Increased interest in women’s social clubs is sure to result in the formation of more female final clubs, the two say with certainty...
...vice president of the newest female social club, the Isis, Fernandez extols the positive qualities of such groups. Lee, as a member of the Seneca, another female social club, also contributes an insider perspective. She points to the large rush turnout for sororities as an indication of the rising popularity of female social organizations. Even so, she doesn’t pretend to see the College bending its anti-discrimination policy in order to sanction the women-only clubs officially...