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...their rooms as the fall weather set in—sparking complaints over House e-mail lists as students have put the heat on House managers to quickly raise temperatures. But according to Anthony J. Pacillo, manager of freshman dorms, heat in all of the freshman dorms and upperclass Houses was turned on as of earlier this week. “The heat is on in all buildings,” he said. Pacillo said that the heating system is regulated by the outside air temperature. When the air temperature drops below 55 degrees Fahrenheit, the heaters automatically turn...
...Alexandra Monti, a Harvard Alumni Affairs and Development official who will work with the Senior Class Committee. Those who ran had to obtain 25 classmate signatures and submit a resume. The Senior Class Committee will be composed of the eight elected marshals as well as 13 representatives from the upperclass Houses, who will be elected next week. Petitions for that election are due this Thursday. Monti said she was pleased with the number of people who ran for class marshal this year. “We keep in touch with former class committee members pretty well...
...desperate times, and for a while succeeded in propping up the social lives of hundreds of undergraduates. Thanks to UC funding, a nervous freshman could show up to a sweatbox in Mather, guzzle a Coke and vodka cocktail, and grind their frustrations away on the sweet shanks of an upperclass flooze. Fun for Harvard upperclassmen—fun for Harvard underclassmen’s older brother—appears infirm but reasonably healthy, but sources within University Hall say it’s just a matter of time before he gets offed. “The people...
Forty-eight steins will be distributed among the 12 upperclass Houses, and eight will be awarded to the senior class marshals, although no more will be available for purchase...
...just here to grab a free sandwich on the way to class.” Indeed the lines at the hot dog stand were much longer than the queues at the tables for such popular concentrations as Economics. But APO Assistant Dean for Upperclass, House, and Concentration Advising Inge-Lise Ameer was not concerned about the freeloading older students. “I just want people to be comfortable here and enjoy the day,” Ameer said. “I think students appreciate the chance to talk to a real person about their questions and concerns...