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Perhaps our tendency to plan ahead helped us get into Harvard. Perhaps the Boy Scouts are right--we need to "be prepared." But in this case, I think it is too early. I'll have three years to learn about HoCo and to meet the masters. I'm not ready for this year to be over. I still haven't seen the inside of Greenough. I can still leave for Science Center B after hearing the Memorial Church bells...
...Pforzheimer House was so off-base that it was comical. Not only was it the size of a tater tot but it had about as much substance as a tater tot. A brief blurb about Club Pfoho does not do our House Committee justice. The time and dedication our HoCo puts into making the House a lively place is second to none. In addition to the four "Club Pfoho" dances in the past year-and-a-half, where is mention of Gotcha, the Roommate Game and our own Drag Night? Not to mention Thursdayfest and the Battle of the Bonds...
...Winthrop HoCo Announces Debauchery Dance...
...fact that such discussions have become commonplace is a sign of increased sensitivity toward religious diversity at Harvard. Twenty years ago, these conversations were almost unimaginable; religion was something that students were expected to keep to themselves. Even as recently as three years ago, house masters and HoCo officers made unilateral decisions about religious observances in the Houses without thinking to consult the rest of the residents...
Because of the way in which the house administration is structured, all changes will have to come from within each house, rather than be imposed by the COHL or some other College-wide body. This article, then, is really an open letter to House Masters and HoCo officers--a call to do their part in addressing the issue of religion's role in campus life...