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...fact, simply watching students readily piggyback folks in—even folks they don’t know...suggests that piggybacking will if anything become more widespread when it is assumed that everyone who ‘looks like a student?? has legitimate access to the Yard and Union dorms,” she writes in an e-mail...
...cater to students’ notoriously hectic schedules. Unlike Annenberg, which has a rigid schedule that causes first-years to adopt geriatric eating habits and dine at 5 p.m., institutions such as Princeton serve dinner until 10 p.m. (though limited after 9 p.m.)—every college student??s dream. And in that awkward afternoon window where you’re always wishing you could grab a snack? You should be wishing you were at Yale, where some dining halls stay open continuously from...
...lost in the mix of the world’s foremost research institution. The person-to-person interaction in the dining hall, most students would agree, is a key part of building this smaller community of undergraduates which the House system is supposed to afford every student??not just those who live far away from the Yard. Quite simply, Adams residents are robbed of this central component of College life when they can’t find room to sit with people who look even remotely familiar...
...suspect that, sadly, the answer to most of these questions will be no. Such blinding ignorance of the ways of the world is unacceptable, and thus it comes down to the Harvard student??that noble specimen of undergraduate—to spread this superior brand of social interaction. Let us free the Columbia Lions, the Yale Puppies, the Dartmouth Green and the Stanford Cardinal...
...meals would be ferreted out and would have their Harvard ID cards confiscated. “I got an e-mail that said it was going to be official policy,” the resident said. These antics must stop at once. A poor, tired and hungry student??once turned away on account of housing-lottery accident—might in a fairer arrangement be suffered to have his desire and, having it, be satisfied...