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...meetings); and how the fight for equality was undermined by a vicious cycle of unfair, false perceptions over which black Americans had no control. Sugrue strives to connect the struggles for rights in the North and South. It was Northerners’ success in gaining access to public buildings??€”such as movie theaters and restaurants—that helped the South start overcoming Jim Crow Laws. The Northern strategy of gathering outside public buildings to which blacks were denied admittance, calling the cops, and thus creating a non-violent spectacle provided the essential format for Southern protests such...
...positive step towards ensuring that student recommendations are given proper weight. Since the 15-year reconstruction process—estimated to cost $1 billion—will be the largest of such renovations to date, it only seems fit that such permanent changes reflect the concerns of the buildings??€™ inhabitants. Additionally, Dean of the College Evelynn M. Hammonds e-mailed a comprehensive survey to students last week, requesting their input on everything from House library usage to rehearsal space availability, to sophomore advising, in order to gauge student needs before renovations begin. We hope that suggestions made...
...turbines on top of the Holyoke Center and the Soldiers Field Parking Garage and solar panels on two University-owned buildings according to James Gray, associate vice president for the Harvard real estate services. The University will begin installing the solar panels next week on the rooftops of two buildings??€”one on Prescott Street and another on Broadway. Gray said he hopes that the panels will produce enough energy to provide all the hot water for the buildings. The wind turbines, five small ones on the Holyoke Center and two larger ones on the parking garage, will...
...When Harvard was building the Center for Government and International Studies, Cambridge residents protested that their opinions had been neglected by Stone’s predecessor, Paul S. Grogan. They were upset that a proposed tunnel between the two buildings??€”which was later scrapped during the negotiations—was unnecessarily invasive and that construction would be too noisy...
...trial run last year, the FAS Environmental Competition focused mainly on reducing buildings??€™ energy consumption, said Gosia Sklodowska, the coordinator of FAS’s Campus Energy Reduction Program...