Word: upperclassmen
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...always want to be a class act because we're representing Harvard," Crimson hockey player Tim Barakett said. "It's an implied code of ethics. It's understood from the onset--freshmen learn it from the upperclassmen...
Nearly 50 upperclassmen have expressed interest in moving out of the residential houses and into the College's new affiliated housing next year, Harvard officials said yesterday...
...Princeton, juniors and seniors compete for rooms in the upperclass lottery, and are free to live wherever they can. Some who do not want a meal plan choose to live in Spellman, which offers apartment-style living with kitchens in the suites. But a great majority of the upperclassmen live in dormitories without kitchens...
...general rule among the ancient eight is that seniors are awarded an advantage over other students in the lottery, and it is often said that students endure misconveniences in early year, waiting for payday when they are upperclassmen. Cornell is the sole exception to this rule, where seniors are given no advantage over underclassmen in the lottery system...
Students voice complaints, but they sometimes find reasons to choose to live in dilapidated domiciles. "A lot of freshmen and upperclassmen put up with low-life rooms and really bad bathrooms in the Quad because it's really partying place to," says Fox about a University of Pennsylvania dorm...