Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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1 I Ms -f- -sv-Aww-,:,:',1 f 1 ' ' '-r,fi1 - 1q..,:.Q.'- A-Nw .-t ffm, t ,fn-,7f, .- r Q X 1 f i 4 d ' H rd's attempt to match the U. N. The McKay buildingvopposite Mallinkro t is arva l ri-4-1-ivecl sf-vf-ral tlircuteniiigi calls, bincc the-n, thc nroacher has harretl llarvarcl students from his St. licrieclictis meetings. llunster House was ilu- sulvjerl of an experiment of the Student Elnployment Otlif-in ln another ul- lcmpl to shave its expenses. the Univcrsity rcplavctl maids with sluficnt portcrsf' But clissatisficcl oc- cupants and porters with no time lr-ft for stufly- ing lf-ft ilu- lfniployment Oflii-te to moflily its plan. so that in '52-'53, only thc Yard would lu- so svrvcrl. Maids wolilml return to Dunstvr. l,f-vw-rctt invrf-as:-rl thr- pau- ol its return to sol If-giant, spirit hx influlging in law'-slappiiig con- lr-sts. stilzicioiis siioii-ss-iilpttlw, :mfl 1'Xll'HVElgLilltl 1-cln-lvratioii ol llUllfl21tS lilo- l,lIIt'4llttiH liirthclay. Ailaius lznitl nw-w 1-lniin to t'Itil'llI'f'itttiHtlt when thi Xtlitlllh ll ll'4 'li1lFlt'NltI Hovicty wus tm-nit-il. Kirk! lanrl permitted women in its Common Room until cl:-vf-iv on weekends. provided hall the chancleliers arc liglitr-cl. making Eliot the only House without such a rule. The qui-st,ion of women in the Houses took on outlandish proportions when the Student Council :incl then the Housemasters passed a proposal to uchnit women guests in students' rooms late in the evcnings on weekends. The situation exploded when Dean Bender announced to Richard Sandler- prf-siflent oli tht- Council, that the Facility vet06Cl tlw proposition. Not in the best interests of tllf' tfollf'5!f'.'i was the reason the administrator of- fers-nl. Yule, with its liberalized parietal rules, rc- mainccl the envy of Cantahrigians. The- most important incipient change ill the lfwisc Syslcin was thc establishment ot' House ' . .,3.,if-1-5-,,i,w:,,. . ,- i ,- -,N 1 Y vi -i,r'-a:e:xA1w.LQ-M sf,-.. av'