Word: co-ops
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...People would just say, ‘I’m gonna do something here,’ and everyone else would be like, ‘sure,’” says co-op resident Catherine Y. Lowder...
...hardest part of finding art in the Dudley Co-op, Harvard’s quirkiest off-campus residence, is finding the co-op itself. After a ten minute walk up Oxford Street, there are no indications that Dudley is anything other than another house along quiet Sacramento Street—until the black-and-white hand-lettered sign above the door, touting the building as the “Center For High-Energy Metaphysics,” comes into view...
Tan’s phrase is an accurate description for the whimsical and idiosyncratic artistic accoutrements of Dudley House. Residents of the co-op have gradually added decorations since Harvard first bought the building in 1958. The accumulation over the years ranges from Ouija boards and drums made from soup cans to Jimi Hendrix posters and an orange bathtub full of koi fish. And that’s just in the living room...
...bedrooms has a line of marching soldiers painted in red. The dining hall has several frayed posters which look like Russian propaganda. Tan claims they were damaged in the “legendary Co-op fire?...
...combination is inspired, in a Dharma & Greg laugh-track kind of way. Emily, a polite and perfumed sophomore member of the Bee from the Upper East Side of New York, meets Jordan, a Jersey native who lives in the Dudley Co-op and made headlines by being a member of the PSLM sit-in while still a first-year at the college. Still, Harvard is a small, small world. It turns out that the two have met once before, while dining with Manuela L. Zoninsein ’05, Emily’s roommate and Jordan’s FUPpie...