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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...preliminary report to the Freshmen Committee on Houses Dean Hanford last week concluded in regard to the plan for associate memberships in the Houses that "the disadvantages of the proposal . . . seem to outweigh the advantages of the proposal when the best interests of the House plan are given proper consideration...
...carefully survey showed that such a plan would be physically possible, with the exception of overcrowding in some of the House libraries, chief objections raised by the House masters, unanimously opposed to the plan, were that associate members would disrupt the normal community spirit of the House the report said. Fear was expressed that such an innovation might prove an entering wedge in making the Houses into dormitories...
...Complete Report in Fall...
...complete report on the practicability of all the Committee's proposals, which included the building of a University dining hall for those outside the Houses and the combination of Claverly, Apley, and Dudley into a House as alternatives to the associate plan, will be made by the College in the Fall. Committee members are now sounding out the sentiment among the House masters...
...reduced to a more normal figure next year, it seems unwise to adopt any policy at this time which might lessen the general effectiveness of the Houses, such as the provision for associate members or the guarantee of admission to all Juniors and Seniors," Dean Hanford said in his report...