All but seven intended to major in a mathematical science

All but seven intended to major in a mathematical science Francis Murphy, the Prescott Street proctor, was a graduate student who had studied for the Catholic priesthood, and to Kaczynski it seemed the house was intended to be run more like a monastery than a dorm. Whereas other freshmen lived in suites with one or two roommates, six of the sixteen students of Prescott Street, including Kaczynski, lived in single rooms. All but three came from high schools outside New England, and therefore knew few people in Massachusetts. They were, in Murphy's words, “a serious, quiet ...