Word: housesã
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Some critics of universal access have also said that its implementation will ruin the Houses?? sense of community. Yet Houses already accommodate outsiders who meet for academic and extracurricular activities; they are also effective at establishing community through intramural sports, House e-mail lists, and House-sponsored social events. Extending access by an hour and a half late at night, when House life is least active, would not threaten House communities...
...reside in a House setting, students who wish to prepare their own meals and enjoy the relative quiet and privacy that the DeWolfe apartments provide. For these students DeWolfe provides an excellent fit. But every year there will also be students eager to maintain close ties with their Houses??students eager to live amongst their House masters, tutors and fellow housemates, to dine regularly in their dining hall, to conveniently utilize House common spaces at all hours of the day. For these students, DeWolfe is not a good fit and it never will be. An isolated block...
...just-released Harry Potter movie, Melissa A. Eccleston ’04 “got the vibe that the whole storyline was very Harvardish.” Recalling scenes such as when Harry and friends leave home to go to school and features such as “houses?? featuring masters and common rooms, she characterizes Hogwarts as “Harvard plus magic...
...gathering spot is called the department center because it is for all members of the department, including post-doctoral students, not just graduate students. Many research groups hold “open houses?? here to introduce their research to fellow students...
...this already-privatized environment, the final clubs have immense advantages. Prestige, spacious buildings, generous alumni, independence from College oversight and a sense of belonging often lacking in student groups or randomized Houses??these are the things that make final clubs immensely attractive for Harvard students of either gender...