Dean Monro will break slightly with Harvard tradition in the near future when he moves into his "auxiliary quarters" in Adams House. For many years the Dean of the College has had a room in the Yard where he could go to avoid the continual press of phone calls, meetings and so forth, but Monro decided this year that he would have his quarters in a House, where he would be closer to the majority of the student body.
Monro hopes that if other Masters can arrange it, he will be able to rotate his room among the Houses and thus not be identified with any one House in particular. He indicated that he would use the room for study, writing, and occasionally for entertaining guests.
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