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...second youngest son, Archie—Class of 1917—was every roommate??s worst nightmare. “[At Harvard] he was a prude and a snitch, notorious for turning in students who enlivened their quarters with strong drink and sportive women,” O’Toole writes...
Moreover, the benefits to the larger Harvard community are notable. Roommates who choose not to employ the service will likely still benefit from the healthier, cleaner space provided by a fellow roommate??s purchase. Dorm Crew workers will face a lighter load when conducting their seasonal full cleans of rooms that, in the past, have often not been cleaned throughout the year. Not to mention, the regular maintenance of the dorms that DormAid provides ensures their quality for generations of occupants to come...
Maki for the most part agreed, while lamenting his own roommate??s subpar play...
After chatting for a while, Matt invited me up to his room. Actually, it’s possible I invited myself. Details are not important. After entering his surprisingly small common room, I saw two things: a hookah (his roommate??s) and a bunch of books (his). Upon closer inspection, I found a box of questionable health food containing an assortment of good-for-you delights—including dried prunes. He told me his mother often sends such packages. Far from being disgusted by this Grape Nuts-loving momma’s boy, I found Glazer?...
...viewed as a reasonable way to spend an evening.” The danger that alcohol presents to students in a bustling city campus has many manifestations. The inherent hazards of drinking large quantities of alcohol are obvious to any of us who have held back a roommate??s hair in our suite bathroom at three in the morning, and more obvious still to those of us who have had our hair held back, or perhaps even been a guest at University Health Services for a weekend night. The less obvious, though still largely publicized, risks are especially...