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...housing continuum presented by Cisneros proceeds in seven steps from the most essential and minimal dwellings—such as homeless shelters and supportive housing??to the private housing market...
...administrators can’t trust us to safely burn wood in our fireplaces, they might as well take away other basic privileges and bar up all our windows or give us a 1 a.m. curfew. And what of Harvard-owned faculty housing??are the beautiful professors’ houses near the quad going to have fire bans as well? After all, our professors can be just as absent minded as we can be. Perhaps even more...
Over the past few years, the University has tried to reclaim the land for varied development projects—a scrapped art museum, and now different incarnations of graduate student housing??to the ire of local residents, who want Harvard to donate the land as a park, or preserve Mahoney?...
...When you walk inside, you don’t feel like you’re inside. It feels nice and spacious.” With its gilded staircases, claw-foot bathtubs and predominance of marble, Apley is widely considered to be the cream of the first-year housing??especially by those poor souls residing in the skim milk of first-year housing. Apley’s shell sconces over the water fountains, oaken moldings straight out of Architectural Digest and fireplaces worthy of an English country inn place it more than a few notches above Canaday. Jackson?...
...every undergraduate knows, Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) currently offers just one meal plan for undergraduates. All students who choose to live in on-campus housing??and local property prices make that a necessity for almost all of us—are required to purchase the full-board plan. For their $4,041 per year, all students are allowed up to 21 meals per week in addition to daily snacks. As the HUDS website vaguely explains it, “Harvard has a single, unlimited meal plan as part of an overall strategy to ensure that...