It's late. You're up. Perhaps because you're a guest here, visiting a friend who is making you sleep in the lounge, where it's hard to fall asleep because people keep walking through and you feel sort of homeless.
It happens. This alarming trend caused Associate Director of the Office of Residential Programs Scott Helfrich to send out this memo to LLC residents today:
The LLC Resident Advisers are noticing a number of guests of resident sleeping in the lounges, or are being approached by residents seeking permission for guests to sleep in suite lounges. My staff cannot grant such permission and need to document students sleeping in lounges as well as the resident hosting them.
Other Ivies Exist: And they are occupying themselves. Harvard students and professors are chafing at increased security measures for protestors, while Cornell occupiers held up a sign with the words "Stop the Cornell - Wall Street pipeline. Choose the right occupation" at a Work on Wall Street conference in Ithaca on Saturday. [Crimson, Daily Sun]
X-Men News: Writer Chris Claremont is donating his X-Men archives to Butler's Rare Books and Manuscript Library. [Publisher's Weekly]
XXX News: Universities such as Missouri and Washington are buying .xxx domains to keep their schools' names from being associated with questionable online content, while Sex Week is looking to gain the administration's approval to hold events at Yale next semester after its recent ban. [Gizmodo, Yale Daily News]
