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Freshmen and their proctors also realize the peculiar nature of their situations, which call for enduring intense living, studying and social circumstances. "This is a strange society for we Homo sapiens to live in. The traditional civilized way of responding may not be the right way," Charles J. Duffy '77, a proctor in Thayer, says. "Perhaps the greater tension in the Yard may be due to overcrowding. When you live in the bunk above someone else, you are forced to get to know each other more rapidly than you would if you were in the next room over...
...impossible, for students to meet each other, Karger says. "In a place like Matthews, where everybody lived off a hallway and shared a bathroom, you got to know each other right away. The only time we [freshmen in Wigglesworth] saw people in the next entryway was when our proctor scheduled activities, and that was about once a month," Karger adds...
Andrew V.R. Pearce '79 said yesterday he supports the proposal because "there are things an undergraduate will tell you that a proctor or administrator will not tell you because they have a stake in the University...
...started thinking about Mormons. The only ones I'd ever known were my freshman proctor and his wife, and the only thing I knew about their religion was what I learned the time they invited my freshman roommates and me over for dinner. We brought a bottle of wine and, when the proctor answered the door, he looked at us sternly and said that Mormons never drink...
Luthut Ragin Jr. '76, a United Front member and freshman proctor, told the chanting crowd, "I think it's fair to say that on Monday, April 24, 1978, the Harvard student body has exploded the myth that there exists a pervasive apathy and an apolitical attitude on campus...