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There are no “themed entryways,” despite persistent rumors in the freshman class about which dorm is the “athlete dorm?? destined to win the “Yard Bucket” awarded for exemplary performance in intramural competition...
...Quad: the infamous bells desk. North House had only one entrance, one staircase, and one elevator, and the bells desk guarded them all. Barbara’s weekly stint at the desk, where she controlled the switchboard and single phone line, kept her up-to-date on the dorm??s romantic drama. It even gave her the chance to broadcast information about friends’ dates using a code. One buzz was a phone call; two, a female visitor; three, a male visitor. Staccato buzzes meant an attractive male...
...Harvard involved many a ‘romantic’ encounter—especially at the Spee, but probably plenty of other locations. Al Gore ’69, before the judge’s panel determined him the runner-up in the 2000 election, shared a freshman year dorm??and allegedly a first joint—with roommate Tommy Lee Jones. And of course, there is our current president and president-elect, the dear George W. Bush, Harvard Business School Class of 1975. True, GWB was “born-again” in 1986, but even...
...elevator in Thayer was broken again. For most of the dorm??s residents, this was more of a minor inconvenience than a major problem. For Allison P. Kessler ’07, it meant she was stuck...
Thirty women clad in athletic gear stood in the dorm??s common room, talking, laughing and eating chips and dip as they learned the art of using their bodies—and voices—as defensive weapons...