Word: ratios
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...College administration's decision, announced this week, to retain the Quad's 1.5-to-1 male-to-female sex ratio surprised and pleased most Quad students and masters, but this gift from University Hall did little to cure the malaise that settled in after Dean Rosovsky announced the implementation of the revised Fox plan last week...
...appendix to the statement announcing his approval of the plan, Rosovsky said four unspecified Houses of the 12 would receive next year's sophomores in a 1.5-to-1 sex ratio...
Currently, only the three Quad Houses are maintained at the ratio, which is lower than that in the College overall...
...keeping the Quad Houses at their current 1.5-to-1 male to female sex ratio and reducing Kirkland's sex balance to 1.5-to-1, Rosovsky did, however, comply with CHUL's recommendations on the subject. But given the Class of 1980's 1.9-to-1 ratio, the establishment of four 1.5 to 1 Houses represents no great achievement. Using the lower University-wide ratio that equal access will bring, Rosovsky could have taken the further step of establishing 1-to-1 Quad Houses without doing serious harm to the sex balances at the River Houses...
...approval of the Fox proposal and the decision to let Kirkland House have a 1.5-to-1 sex ratio changes the housing picture significantly from last year. It increases the possibility of sophomores being placed in the Quad and of sophomore women being assigned to Kirkland House...