When the IFC adopted a similar rule, they expected prefrosh to be allowed into Boston, but not onto other campuses. Hearing of the discrepancy, Brosnan and Dormitory Council President Jennifer A. Frank '00 met with Jones yesterday morning. You can take prefrosh to dinner or a tour. Guerra maintains, however, that the spirit of the rules has not changed. Jones said the on campus rule was created in response to concerns over safety and litigation.
Most parents agree with it.
Prefrosh are still banned from visiting other colleges during the weekend. Jones said her job was to recruit the best people for MIT, not other schools. As for the wristbands, Jones said they don't need to be worn all the time. Guerra says they're needed for security reasons. Or else, you'd have to be questioning people.