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...plans to map out the campaign against the $70 increase in room and board fees at a special meeting Sunday night. Mark Y. Liberman '68 and David F. Larabee '69, both off-campus students who face an extra $125 in fees next year, are the campaign organizers...
...obvious that this "answer"--the House system as it now functions--is no longer satisfactory to many undergraduates. A steady stream gratefully moves off-campus every year; others, who remain in the Houses, quietly mumble about the defects of House living such as parietals and crowded suites...
...make detailed studies of the House system. Some will be studying ways to give students a greater voice in setting parieal hours, to allow women to eat at more meals in the Houses. These plans are commendable, but they alone will not make the Houses markedly more alluring than off-campus living...
...first place, whatever the motives behind the fee increase, its effect is to make off-campus living more expensive than in the past--an effect which an economist like Gill cannot disregard...
Second, and worse, the burden will fall most heavily on scholarship students. The Financial Aid Office has announced that scholarships to students off-campus will increase by $70 to match the rise to scholarship students living on-campus and to cover general increases in living costs. But, despite the scholarship increase, it will be $55 more expensive for a scholarship student to live off-campus than in the past--and this is precisely the kind of "influence" on patterns of residency that Gill has denied and that the College should try to avoid...