The Deans, of course, tell us that all the Houses are basically the same--there is no House for jocks, musicians, or clubbies. But out of tact University officials have avoided any judgment on the political make-up of the Houses. The following statistics should allow you to make your own evaluation.

Unfortunately valuable information on Quincy House was lacking when the data had to be thrown to the hungry computers. We can only regret this incalculable loss.--Ed. Disapprove U.S. Policy in Vietnam   per cent Adams  99 Lowell  98 Kirkland  96 Dudley  93 Leverett  92 Dunster  90 Eliot  89 Winthrop  89

Advocate Withdrawal from Vietnam   per cent Dudley  71 Adams  57 Dunster  33 Eliot  33 Kirkland  33 Lowell  33 Leverett  25 Winthrop  23

Will Make a "determined effort to avoid military service"   per cent Dudley  83 Adams  69 Lowell  62 Dunster  56 Leverett  53 Winthrop  53 Kirkland  51 Eliot  42

Will refuse to follow orders to fight in Vietnam   per cent Dudley  78 Adams  53 Dunster  42 Eliot  37 Leverett  30 Lowell  28 Kirkland  27 Winthrop  24

Will serve if all deferments are turned down   per cent Winthrop  73 Eliot  72 Kirkland  71 Leverett  69 Lowell  68 Dunster  61 Adams  44 Dudley  15

Will leave the country if called for induction   per cent Dudley  21 Dunster  17 Adams  14 Winthrop  9 Leverett  9 Kirkland  9 Lowell  7 Eliot  4

Will go to jail in order to avoid induction   per cent Dudley  41 Eliot  20 Adams  15 Leverett  9 Dunster  8 Kirkland  6 Lowell  4 Winthrop  2

ABOUT THE POLL

The questionnaire, which included 15 queries on the draft and the war was administered to seniors in House dining halls during three consecutive days in mid-December. Each student, as he entered the lobby, was asked if he was a senior. If he admitted that he was, he was requested to fill out the poll--his name was checked off a master list in order to prevent repeats. No more than ten students in all of the Houses refused to fill out the questionnaire. Michael Useem 2G computed the poll; it was written and directed by James E. Shapiro '68.