Word: kirkland
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However, Melvoin, a Kirkland House resident, says that, "given the overall proportion of women in the colleges at that time, it was impossible to have anything approaching equity in the Houses...
...Mueller '98, Julianna Tymoczko '98and Cristina L. Vatulescu '98, all of DunsterHouse; Judith Quinones '98 and Benjamin F.Zaitchik '98, all Eliot House residents; Max Diehn'98, Amanda P. Fortini '98, David S. Grewal '98,Justin C. Kestler '98, Jonathan S. Thierman '98and Dustin E. Thomason '98, all of Kirkland House;Kelsey W. McNiff '98 and Abigail R. Rezneck '98Leverett House; Kirsten V. Cadieux '98, ElizabethA. Foster '98, Anna Greka '98, Elizabeth A.Kensinger '98, Iris Lan '98 and Daniel F. Mason'98, all of Lowell House; Jenny D. Berrien '98,James J. Choi '98, Hsuan L. Hsu '98 and Rern...
...Aibel '98 is a philosophy concentrator in Kirkland House. This is his final column...
...Harvard experience" so remarkable. In the past, there were well-established communities ready to welcome incoming sophomores--communities which often took advantage of each house's unique physical strengths. Musicians gravitated toward the Steinway pianos at Winthrop and Cabot, while athletes appreciated the close commute to practice from Kirkland. Dancers sought out the studio at Currier, while visual and theater artists made use of the exhibition and performance space at Adams. In addition to the vast physical resources within the houses, students also had the chance to gravitate toward supportive environments. For example, within Harvard's predominantly white, heterosexual majority...
...differences with Parade of Stars' particular method of celebration force our dissociation. The Committee is happy to work with Parade of Stars or any other group in the future to devise a system of co-operative celebration in which we could participate enthusiastically. JUSTIN R. LONG '99 Secretary, Kirkland House Committee...