Word: mather
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Although students in all Houses have complaints about the crowding situation in their House, Mather House residents have been by far the most vocal...
Last week the Mather Memo, the House newspaper, charged that Collier's method of determining the "pain factor" (the relative pain caused by crowding in each House) as the amount of floor space per capita illustrates that he is "totally divorced from the reality of the housing situation." The Memo editors were not swayed by Collier's explanations, calling them "the reasoning of a functional moron...
Collier responded to the Memo's claim that Mather House is "severely overcrowded" by saying Wednesday that Mather is actually "relatively less crowded" than any other House. Collier supports this statement by comparing the percentage of residents who exceed "ideal capacity" (the number of single bedrooms) in each House. For Mather this percentage is 14.6, a lower figure than that of any other House...
...statistics indicate that Eliot House will have 22 more residents next year while Mather will have 15 more. The number of rising sophomores assigned to each of the two Houses jumped this year by 49 and 55, respectively...
...racial quotas and timetables of the federal government's affirmative action regulations are unconstitutional and should be eliminated, Nathan Glazer, professor of Education and Social Structure, told an often hostile group of 50 students at Mather House last night...