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Sneha M. Yelamanchili

Sneha M. Yelamanchili is the Blog Chair of the 152nd Guard. She can be reached at sneha.yelamanchili@thecrimson.com.

Editor Sneha M. Yelamanchili can be reached at sneha.yelamanchili@thecrimson.com.

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HUPD Wants You to Stop Spamming My Inbox
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HUPD Wants You to Stop Spamming My Inbox

HUPD Wants You to Stop Spamming My Inbox
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HUPD Police Log: Spring Break Edition

Even with half of the student body in Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic, campus is far from boring.

Still in the Spring Break State of Mind
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Still in the Spring Break State of Mind

Burst the Bubble. Like, Now.
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Burst the Bubble. Like, Now.

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Trading Card: Adams House Stats
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Trading Card: Leverett House Stats
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Currier House

You’re hoping for life in your dream House, but we’re dreaming of life in the Tree House. Home to perhaps the most infamous party suite and one of the most beloved dhalls on campus — even Bill Gates stopped by — Currier House stands proudly right in front of the Quad shuttle stop. Are you ready to climb up into the canopy?

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Dudley Co-Op

First-years this Housing Day will place their trust in the roll of the dice or, perhaps, in a very complicated game of darts — we can’t entirely be sure, as opaque as the housing lottery is — but your residential experience doesn’t need to be dictated by the lottery’s whims.

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