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...fine. But Mrs. Bunting had even more ambitious plans in mind. To replace the off-campus houses, which have been a drain on the College's financial resources for years, she proposed to build a House and solicited students' on how to construct it. The response came from campus dwellers who clung to the shaky frame houses and nothing could be better. Convinced at last that their day was over, them sadly joined in plans for on Garden St. to house 275 undergraduates and 25 faculty members. Somehow the builders will try to incorporate all the advantages of the campus...
...demise of the off-campus house is really a financial and Mrs. Bunting insists it is, fourth House is perhaps the best and probably the only solution to the problem of Radcliffe But the library-study-tutorial the Quadrangle, another of Mrs. Bunting's projects for the future, other questions. No one who has attempted to cram herself into the Radcliffe library during reading would argue that the College does need more space for both books and students. Yet, despite the obvious advantages of putting books in to living quarters, there are drawbacks to the suggested Radcliffe's greatest natural...
Although the College purchased the apartment building at 124 Walker Street, two of the off-campus houses as well as the first floors of Whitman and Barnard Halls will not be used for undergraduate housing next year. Only six of the 324 girls will be commuting...
CORNELL will rule sometime in the coming year that all students must live in approved housing. Although enough apartments have been inspected to house the 4600 men and women who live off-campus every year, the final decision will await faculty and student opinion, it was reported. Cornell announced its plan to establish minimum standards for student housing two years ago and has approved over 1300 properties since...
...annual room charge, standardized last year at $460, will go up to $500. Full board, required of all students living in the nine brick dormitories, will rise from $570 to $620 a year. Off-campus board fees will be $256 annually, an increase...