Word: off-campus
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...crowds. A senior is also upset by the idea of crowds, but used that as far as Harvard men were concerned. "I never notice them anyway." But most others looked forward to the merger. A girl in Comstock said "I like it because it gives us equality," while an off-campus junior signed, "Oh I'm so glad...
...said that the summer school could probably handle up to 5000 students, 300 more than last year's record enrollment of 4700. "Housing is not really the problem." Crooks said, "Since about two thirds of the students live off-campus." "The squeeze comes in finding section men and laboratory space...
...returned from a professional conference in Italy, and the students were fuming more than usual that the president spends too much of his time on such extracurricular responsibilities and not enough on running his own school. The kids handed him a petition asking what he planned to do about off-campus housing shortages and why the grades were so low last term. Perkins smiled: "This is a wonderful welcome...
...first unit of the Fourth House will not be completed when school opens; financial problems necessitate the closing of two off-campus houses; and the large increase in room-and-board rates for off-campus students has created an unprecendented demand for private apartments and space in the cooperatives. By trying to solve these problems in a manner which will enhance the residential nature of Radcliffe, the college has come up with Utopian solutions which satisfy...
This odd proposal is really, according to the anonymous Cliffie, a protest against the college. Radcliffe has refused to let her to move off-campus next year, because she won't turn 21 until February. She can't bear living in the brick dormitories and feels she needs the privacy of an apartment to write an honors thesis in History and Literature...