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...CHUL plan manages to add from 14 to 26 women to each of the four "poor ratio" Houses--Eliot, Kirkland, Leverett and Mather Houses--by slightly decreasing the number of women in seven other Houses...
According to the CHUL plan. Adams, Dunster, Lowell and Quincy Houses will have from three to seven fewer women next year. Winthrop will retain the same number of women. The Radcliffe Houses will also lose a few women, but the ratio will still be around...
...past week, groups of students from the "poor ratio" Houses have been playing tug-of-war with students from the "good ratio" Houses to pull women into their Houses. Both sides have circulated petitions this week supporting their positions...
...further opposed to any housing plan that does not at least maintain the present ratios at the "ratio" Houses (Adams, Dunster, Lowell, Quincy, and Winthrop). Many women currently residing in these Houses stipulated a desirable ratio as a necessary condition for their moving to Harvard. These Houses have begun to grow and develop as co-residential communities. We recognize the problems of those women who are dissatisfied with the ratios in the remaining River Houses in which they live. However, distribution of women in insignificant numbers throughout the Houses would do nothing to alleviate the problems in the "bad" ratio...
...certain area in the Yard should be selected for the housing of freshman women. A 1:1 ratio should be established within entries and or dorm corridors in this area. Upperclass women should have a choice of optimal living conditions here as well. We consider that 50 upperclass women is the best possible number to live in the Yard with the freshmen...