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Although several committee members yesterday said that the change would alleviate the concerns of those considering off-campus living. Dudley House master Arthur Loeb expressed fears that the proposal could drastically decrease Dudley's size and effectiveness as a social and academic resource...
...students meander in for a quick cup of coffee and a cigarette or for a casual talk with their classmates. Students say that without the Commons, there would be no way for students to get to know each other outside the classroom; because most Ed School students live off-campus with their families and study at home, along with holding part-or full-time jobs, the Commons enables them to gossip about their classes, to share previous experiences, or simply to study together in a convenient locale outside of the library...
...Marine recruiter interviewed students at the Office of Career Services and Off-Campus Learning (OCS-OCL), about a dozen members and supporters outside to protest Marine recruitment on campus...
Officials did not indicate, however, how many freshmen would choose to live off-campus next year, or how many would be exempt from this year's lottery for medical reasons...
...charged with the responsibility for suggesting how the change should apply to Ivy League schools. Although Litback declined to detail the specifies of his report, he anticipates that any alumni contact with individual students which is not face-to-face will be allowed to continue. "The ruling specifies that off-campus contacts for the purpose of recruiting should be done by staff members, not other representatives of athletic interest, and this is not intended to interfere with the normal admissions process." Litback said. "The grey area of the ruling is what other alumni may do--those who are not designated...