Dudley House (Harvard College)
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Dudley House is one of the thirteen undergraduate "houses" within Harvard College, serving the very few Harvard undergraduates not living in one of the other twelve (residential) houses; this includes student's living in the off-campus Dudley Co-ops. It also serves certain graduate students.[clarification needed]
Dudley House is named for Thomas Dudley, who signed the charter of Harvard College as Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.[1]
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