I don’t think the selection process makes a bit of difference as long as there is a reasonable alternative facility for those who do not wish to play the game. In my day, it was Wilson Lodge.
I agree with John Daniels ’61, but if any system like this goes into effect and has legal or quasi-legal status, I would advise every selective club to hire a lawyer to advise and oversee the process.
The task force totally forgot about co-ops, which I assume still exist and which have a limited number of spaces due to kitchen size, etc. Someone might have a first choice of a co-op and a second choice of an eating club. Or someone might have a first choice of Spelman and...
If the selective club’s first list contains the club’s first choices, I do not see why the options do not include going to a second round to pick up those on its first list who listed the club as their second choice but were not selected by their first choice. In other...
Hard to believe that the University administration would make such a prodigious and hare-brained effort to eliminate freedom of association, which is to say social distinctions, in campus life. The administration should let well enough alone and let students sort out their...
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