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Last week alone, both Lowell House and Winthrop House instituted new dining restrictions that border on cruel and unusual. With the institution of these new rules, seven of Harvard’s 12 Houses??€”interestingly enough, the seven most conveniently located ones—now enforce dining restrictions in some capacity, a trend that should trouble Quadlings and River residents alike...
Ultimately, students who live in Houses closer to the Yard enjoy many benefits by virtue of sleeping where they do. They should accept the consequences of their Houses??€™ convenient locations along with the perks and open their dining hall doors to those less fortunate...
While attendees said they were not particularly upset by the elimination of hot breakfast on weekdays in the Houses??€”one of the more widely discussed budget cuts among students this year—they did express disappointment at the way the College administration handled budget cuts in the spring...
...with House renewal—the estimated $1 billion project to physically reconstruct and modernize the College’s 12 upperclassman Houses??€”slated to begin in three years, undergraduates, tutors, and House Masters all voiced concerns over whether the initiative will leave intact the neo-Georgian Houses??€™ architectural oddities, which they say have contributed to the character of the Houses over the last eight decades...
Residents who stumble upon elusive passageways and rooms in the neo-Georgian Houses??€”which include Adams, Cabot, Dunster, Eliot, Kirkland, Leverett (McKinlock), Lowell, Quincy (Old), and Winthrop Houses??€”often become the gatekeepers of these hidden spaces...