Word: upperclass
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Princeton, juniors and seniors compete for rooms in the upperclass lottery, and are free to live wherever they can. Some who do not want a meal plan choose to live in Spellman, which offers apartment-style living with kitchens in the suites. But a great majority of the upperclassmen live in dormitories without kitchens...
...make the houses more accessible, to reassure people about finals, to talk about concentrations, to let freshmen know about events tucked away in the Harvard information barrage, or to be there to listen. Juniors and seniors, who did not have prefects for their full freshman year, may remember how upperclass student's often seemed alien, the houses remote, Harvard bewildering. On a campus where the freshman year is in so many ways set apart, we shouldn't underestimate what contact and communication with upperclass students, who have found their own niches, can do to help freshmen explore and situate themselves...
...response to complaints from many students, particularly upperclass athletes--that they frequently missed dinner, the Freshman Union remains open this year for an additional half hour, until...
Students said that one of the reasons they haven't been availing themselves of the extended hours is that the Union is too far from the upperclass houses and the athletic areas near the river...
...there when I come home late from waterpolo tournaments on weekends," said Nicholas M. Branca '90. "But the upperclass team members] run into the kitchens in the houses. They're too lazy to walk up to the Union...