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...certain area in the Yard should be selected for the housing of freshman women. A 1:1 ratio should be established within entries and or dorm corridors in this area. Upperclass women should have a choice of optimal living conditions here as well. We consider that 50 upperclass women is the best possible number to live in the Yard with the freshmen...
...present and certainly not widened. Women should be placed in overwhelmingly male Houses only on a volunteer basis, as was done this year. If those women who chose Eliot, Kirkland, Leverett or Mather Houses find the situation dismaying, they should be allowed to move back to Radcliffe, while upperclass women at Radcliffe should have the choice to move to Harvard. Furthermore women who are transfers should be placed in Houses with good ratios. This year they were assigned to Mather House, drastically limiting their opportunities to make female friends...
...plan for next year places approximately 200 Radcliffe freshmen in the Yard along with about 1000 freshman men and some upperclass advisors, both men and women...
...Freshmen living with upperclass men and women will still "share experiences" with each other, out will have the opportunity to mix with others as well...
...segregating them. To this end, we support either Plan B, which would put freshmen men and women into the three Radcliffe Houses as full House members and would integrate the Yard; or Plan C which extends the integrated four-class House system by putting fifty freshmen women and fifty upperclass women in Winthrop with appropriate support staff, and by housing fifty freshman men, fifty freshman women and sixty upperclass men and women in the Continental...