ALERT: We have moved to the LIME phase of reopening. What Harvard College residential students can expect:
• Each resident can host one guest at a time in their room or suite. The guest must live on campus. The guest does not always need to be the same person. No overnight guests in accordance with the singleroom occupancy rule.
• Gatherings of up to 8 students may be allowed by reservation in some common spaces (per capacity limits) for any student living on campus. House spaces are limited to House residents.
• Central College/FAS campus spaces (such as athletic spaces, SOCH, Memorial Hall practice rooms) open with policy determined at each location; small group study spaces open per posted capacity.
• House dining halls open for evening individual study per capacity limits.
• College, House, and Yard-sponsored outdoor programming.
• Grab and go dining.
• Travel allowed within 10-mile radius of campus; no overnight stay away from campus allowed.
POEM OF THE WEEK, by Amy Lowell
Fatigue
Stupefy my heart to every day's monotony,
Seal up my eyes, I would not look so far,
Chasten my steps to peaceful regularity,
Bow down my head lest I behold a star.
Fill my days with work, a thousand calm necessities
Leaving no moment to consecrate to hope,
Girdle my thoughts within the dull circumferences
Of facts which form the actual in one short hour's scope.
Give me dreamless sleep, and loose night's power over me,
Shut my ears to sounds only tumultuous then,
Bid Fancy slumber, and steal away its potency,
Or Nature wakes and strives to live again.
Let each day pass, well ordered in its usefulness,
Unlit by sunshine, unscarred by storm;
Dower me with strength and curb all foolish eagerness —
The law exacts obedience. Instruct, I will conform.
-Amy Lowell
