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...borrow Drumline or some equally hilarious Nick Cannon DVD. “I Want to Be Quaded”: The Fallacy According to our “inside” source, an overwhelming number of blocking groups are making the bold claim that they want to live in the Quad. The great paradox of this mentality is that future blockmates tell each other that they will enjoy the closeness that living so far away from school will foster between them. In the back of their minds they all realize that they will eventually have singles where they...
According to a study published in 1996, black students had settled in the Quad, and Asian students were concentrated in Quincy. Eliot, Kirkland, and Winthrop were known as the “White Triangle.” But in fact, Mather held the highest percentage of white students, following a spate of racist graffiti there in the 1990s...
...second goal of the proposed Women’s Center is to provide space for student groups, particularly those that primarily serve women. With most student groups, including those with offices in the basement of Yard dorms, moving to Hilles Library in the Quad this fall, the demand for meeting space near the Yard will be higher than ever. Having some space in the Yard for these student groups seems like the most worthwhile aim of the project. Indeed, over 60 percent of the students who filled out the Undergraduate Council’s (UC) online survey about the women?...
...will still be a print edition, but “the big push” right now is going toward a revved-up new website, complete with blogs, merch, and web-only content. According to Cieplak-von Baldegg, readers can expect a photo shoot of boys streaking in the Quad and an “adorable” spread themed around women in science...
...blockmates initially considered linking with another large blocking group. But she wrote in an e-mail last week that this could potentially lead to a “fate worse than death.” “We probably do have a better chance of getting quadded [because] we’re big,” wrote Chen, who is also a Crimson editor for Fifteen Minutes. But unlike DeSimone, Chen said that linking would guarantee day-to-day interaction with people with whom she aligned.“Our primary concern wasn’t whether we were...