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Knocking down walls or partitioning the larger rooms is one possible way to convert single rooms into suites, Quinn said. "Duplex" suites which would span the fourth floor and attics of a dorm is another option being considered, he added...
...third-generation Harvard man, I might have expected to share the same sort of fraternal activities my grandfather, father and countless cousins and uncles had enjoyed. I might have hoped to emulate brother John '29, who lived in a Gold Coast dorm, piloted the dramatic club through a couple of plays that were frowned on by Boston's censors, and "made Porcellian...
Americans are willing to endure much in the hope of becoming physicians. Jeanne O'Connor of Staten Island, N.Y., remembers the day she landed at her school on Montserrat: "Mosquitoes were biting me from all sides. When I got to my dorm there was a tarantula in the closet and a lizard in the bathtub. I sat on my bed and cried." Overcoming these and even greater obstacles, many students attending the better Caribbean schools do manage to emerge with adequate medical educations. Nearly 80% of the students at St. George's University School of Medicine on Grenada...
...small isolated college campuses, women report similar patterns in which students have had to watch the professor go on to the next student affair, sometimes even with someone in the same dorm. Because the affairs were fairly visible and commonplace, there was little attempt to put a stop to the professor's pattern...
That's 50 cent an hour more than student computer programmers usually make. It's a dollar more than the dorm crew supervisors make. It's two dollars more than other student office workers get. And it comes directly out of the students' pockets--Melendez's salary is financed by the $10 Undergraduate Council fees tacked on to student term bills...