Word: leveretts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...most Houses, students can serve on selection committees that review applications--sometimes as many as 50 per opening--and recommend a few finalists. Some House encourage greater undergraduate advice and have students interview the candidates. In Leverett and North Houses, students do more than just offer advice--along with the Masters and Senior Tutor, they sit on a committee that decides, by consensus, which applicants to hire. But in other House, students have no voice in the selection process, and from initial screening to final appointement, tutors and Masters act alone...
...experience in Leverett and North Houses indicates. Masters need not worry that a greater students voice in the tutor selection process will radically modify the character of resident tutor staffs. Hannah Hastings, North's co-master, says; "We find the students first priority in choosing a tutor is the same as [the Masters'] academic excellence...
...score above 200, you should probably write this quiz next year. A score between 150 and 200 rates you a seat at the Kirkland House training table; above 100 qualifies you to talk sports in Leverett; 50 to 100 marks a promising student of the game; and less than 50 means you should spend more time in front of the TV with your friend on weekend afternoons this summer...
...Kirkland House, Wednesdays are off-limits; at Lowell, disdain Friday lunches after 12:30; at Elliot, don't come for dinner after 6:15; at Kirkland and Leverett, starve after...
Harvard students vote at one of three polling places, the Broadway fire house (Freshman dorms, Adams, Eliot, Kirkland, Lowell. Old Leverett, Quincy and Winthrop Houses): Peabody School (Cabot, Currier and North Houses), and Corporal Burns playground (Mather, Dunster, and Leverett Towers...