Word: residental
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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One of the reasons for the smaller number of men accepted was the desire of the College to keep the number of resident students down to 950, Leighton said. This year some 1040 freshmen lived in the Yard, causing overcrowded living conditions in several of the dormitories.
Harvard, and more specifically Cambridge, has been revisited by Holiday. Joe McCarthy, a Cambridge resident in the twenties and thirties, returns to the scene in an article entitled "Cultured Cambridge" in the magazine's June issue.
In the early thirties the responsibility of coaxing harmony from the zvon was shifted to the Music Department, and more recently to various residents of the House. Howard M. Brown, teaching fellow in Music and resident tutor at Lowell, assumed this Herculean task last year until a nucleus of interested...
¶Only 2% of U.S. married couples now put up lodgers or resident employees.
Personally, I have been a non-resident for three years more by preference than by financial necessity. I feel lucky to live close enough to so many good schools that I can get an education at half the regular cost and still keep ties both at school and in my...