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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...dormitory once headed by Radcliffe College President Mary I. Bunting exerts a dominating physical presence in the Quad. The walls of its six buildings and dining hall surround the actual quadrangle, which is home to scores of intramural games in good weather. With four Straus Cup titles under their belts, Cabot residents are fanatics about maintaining the House's intramural strength...
...William Graham, professor of the history of religion and Islamic studies, served as senior tutor there in the 1980s. The House's dining hall--designed around a fountain and lush greenery--is spacious and airy, reminiscent of a Marriott hotel. Currier's most notable physical resource, the Fishbowl, is home to theatrical productions and House-wide gatherings...
...strong nighttime grill, in addition to the annual Goat Roast at which students, yup, roast a goat in the House courtyard and enjoy the warm spring weather. Presiding over Dunster since the late 1980s, Master Karel F. Liem, Bigelow professor of ichthyology, and co-Master Hetty Liem open their home each year to the company of the Dunster House Opera, which requires a place to change costumes between scenes...
...With its prominent placement on the corner of JFK Street and Memorial Drive, Eliot House was long known as home to Harvard's elite. Randomization has muted--but not killed--the House's high-class style...
...former home to Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68, Quincy is the biggest House on campus with more than 450 students. Cement block "New" Qunicy was actually completed in 1959, and red brick "Old" Quincy dates back only 20 years earlier. You can have a single all three years, but in Old Quincy it'll be a walk-through...