Word: leightons
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...agree with people who tell the student, 'you are overcrowded, even if you don't realize it,'" said Leighton. "The minute the students do not cast their dollar votes for more deconversion, I will be for gradual expansion...
...Leighton pointed out that, if the College begins deconverting, it will logically begin with the lower-priced rooms, where there is most crowding now. "But," he asked, "what would this do to the number of students who can afford to live in the Houses...
Every time the price level goes up, "a large group of students get nearer the economic margin." In connection with this fact, Leighton noted, there is the distinct possibility of admitting an increased number of non-resident students...
When the House system began, 22 per cent of the student body were commuters, and now the figure is only 9 per cent. "But if the cost of going to Harvard continues to increase, Leighton states, "this drop in the number of commuters might be reversed...
...Leighton said he wants to improve the educational experience at Dudley, so that "living at home does not give a commuter the feeling of being out of things...