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Should Final Clubs Go Co-Ed?

By The Crimson Staff, Crimson Staff Writer

Members of single-sex social clubs were less likely to endorse the inclusion of the other sex in their club, while 61 percent of non-members—who comprise roughly four-fifths of the class—favored such a change.

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