Word: watsons
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...soon as we close up the gym for good, we can start cutting down on the number of commuters," Watson continued. "We plan to use the same priority system that we had last term--first taking men who have commuted the longest time from the furthest areas...
...will be only a couple of weeks at the most before we get the last men out of the gymnasium, and then we can start working on the commuters," was the cheerful summary yesterday of the current housing problem by Robert B. Watson '37, associate dean of the College, and housing director...
...reason or another, an awful lot of men pull out at this time of year," Watson observed. "Every day we hear of two or three new vacancies that have come up." So many have left that at present the housing department is completely up to date in its program of moving non-Freshmen from the Yard to the Houses...
Nevertheless, Watson felt that the undergraduate housing problem was well in hand, adding that nearly all of the upperclassmen who lived in the Yard and Claverly during the fall have been transplanted to the Houses...
Expecting the natural attrition rate to leave a few rooms vacant during the coming term, Watson has a long-range plan whereby forced commuters in June may move into College halls for a couple of months at least. At present, there are 300 students living within the 45-minute range...