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...residents of the affected areas said at a meeting last night that they were dissatisfied with Harvard’s new offer. The University announced this week that it wants to swap five acres of land at the Harvard-owned Brighton Mills Shopping Center and provide “resources?? to construct a new low-income apartment complex there in exchange for the site of the Charlesview Apartments—now located at the center of the University’s holdings across the river. According to Harvard’s director of community relations, Kevin McCluskey...
...less than two weeks. Late last month, Harvard announced the future site and architect of the first building for its new campus in Allston. Harvard representatives said yesterday they would swap five acres of land at the University-owned Brighton Mills Shopping Center and provide “resources?? to construct a new low-income apartment complex there in exchange for the site of the Charlesview Apartments—now located at the center of the University’s holdings across the River. Preliminary designs for the University’s Allston campus hinge upon the acquisition...
...this category of course, I know that it will take a great deal of resources??faculty and financial—in order to give people the time and support that it takes to make great courses to succeed,” Kirby said. “This doesn’t surprise me or worry me in the least and I would much rather make sure that we do succeed in this effort than to shortchange the creativity of the Faculty....Being excellent is not cheap...
...facilitate cooperation between Harvard’s various student organizations, and to fund more student group events. Presidential candidate John S. Haddock ’07 and Vice Presidential candidate Annie R. Riley ’07 talked about making the campus more accessible to disabled students and providing resources??such as free printing, free laundry, and online coursepacks—to all students. Presidential candidate Magnus Grimeland ’07 and Vice Presidential candidate Thomas D. Hadfield ’08 emphasized their hands-on approach. “The biggest difference between us and them...
...Seidel says that achieving the proper balance in this relationship requires “a complicated dance” because of Harvard’s facilities and the constraints they place on the geographically small city. As a nonprofit tax-exempt institution, Harvard uses public resources??like roads and sewage channels—with no legal requirement to pay for them. The University makes a voluntary annual payment to the city in lieu of taxes, but politicians frequently call on Harvard to contribute more...