Booklet created by student organization, The Machis, around 1970 for Rush Week at Davidson College. The Machis was one of the earliest eating houses at Davidson College and formed when the Davidson College chapter of Sigma Chi disaffiliated from their national fraternity. The booklet describes group activities and interests and includes photographs of its members, including student Mike Maloy.
In this article, a Davidson College freshman reflects on the self-selection process for eating houses, and how the self-selection council contributed towards a more inclusive atmosphere than years past.
In this article, Ross Hickman describes their experience with their Davidson eating house system., then details their opinion on whether the eating house system is detrimental to student life.
In this letter to the Council on Campus and Religious Life, the Inter- Fraternity Council weigh in on the debate between a new fraternity house or an all female eating house on Patterson Court. The council proposed that the new women's eating house would be a better social option for female students than the Women's Center on campus.
Emanon page from the 1975 Quips and Cranks yearbook. Emanon was a Co-ed Eating House that held the highest number of female membership on Patterson Court before Rusk women's eating house was established in 1977.
