Word: upperclassmen
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...present, there are at least 11 more upperclassmen than spaces in the campuses but Watson expects all to have room by the middle of next week. Some men are being temporarily housed in barracks in House suites; others who are near Cambridge are being forced to commute until they can be assigned a room...
Watson pointed out that all the Houses except Quincy and Leverett deconverted five rooms each over the summer, leaving 35 fewer places for upperclassmen. They said that the College has been deconverting since 1950 and "did not want to reconvert" any rooms...
...wondrously confusing that a couple of upperclassmen peddling "a used dollar for 75?" worked their way down a long line of waiting freshmen before they got one taker. There was too much...
Harvard College will begin its 326th year with registration for upperclassmen on Friday, September 21. Freshmen at the College begin a week of orientation on Monday, September 17. The Harvard Crimson will resume regular publication on Friday, September 21 with the upperclass registration issue...
...product of eight months' study by a committee of nine alumni and two seniors, the report wheeled up a potent weapon of attack: money. Last year 94% of the school's 830 upperclassmen ate in the fraternity houses, and nearly half lived there as well. This brought in some $500,000 to run Williams' 15 stately houses. By slashing that income, the college would reduce fraternities to little more than social clubs...