Word: residental
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The adoption of House tutorial was the first step toward making the House more than a place to eat and sleep, but tutorial has generally failed to bring faculty and students together or to bring an intellectual atmosphere into the Houses. Undergraduates rarely know the names of the resident tutors...
Harris, a resident of Dedham, came to Harvard from the Noble and Greenough School, and in his freshman year, played both hockey and baseball. He was right wing on the varsity.
The entire administration of this work program is under student supervision, with a house president, work chairman, and house proctor having responsibility for keeping the system running smoothly. There is also a graduate student resident in each house, but she has few administrative duties.
Eight new residents of Apley Court have expressed "tremendous satisfaction with their status as "non-resident residents," a result of the University's experiment of allowing a few previous commuters to live on campus this year.
All of Tufts is aware that the fraternities, which compose about one-third of the resident students, do tend to attract small individual groups. But usually when this happens other students, both commuters and dormitory residents, will go on unaware of the clique until it disbands or gradually drifts back...