Word: wards
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...says Sherry Ward, who as senior adviser to the Union Dorms was one of the few women living in Pennypacker until this year. Ward says she made assignments to Pennypacker on a random basis and the "livelier, happier atmosphere" is entirely the students own doing...
...floor resident who signed the petition. In fact, University police statistics indicate the area does not have an unusually high crime rate, and there have been no incidents similar to last year's mugging of two Pennypacker residents weaving their way home after a night at Father's Six. Ward, a woman who felt secure enough to live in Pennypacker in the all-male days, dismisses the students' petition as "an overreaction to the exaggerated stories they heard from last year's people...
...Ward also finds reason to smile. Though the greater number of first-floor parties has inevitably raised the noise level in her basement apartment, she is just as glad that she hears markedly fewer complaints than last year. Requests for transfers are also rarer, and all stem from uncontrollable factors such as roommate incompatibility. "It's a much happier place to be," she grins...
...March hockey in December, the kind of game that chills your insides and turns Watson Rink into a heart attack ward. It was far too much excitement for this early in the season, and it was what very well might have been the best home opener in years. Providence 5, Harvard 4, and it was a lot closer than that...
...encountered. You can't expect the quality of federal regulation to be any better than the quality of advice that is given by those who are subject to it, and universities have not, until recent years, paid much attention to try to give not last-minute efforts to ward off regulation, but much earlier, more constructive efforts using their intellectual resources to help the government address important national issues effectively, but in a way that does no needless damage to the health and vitality of universities...