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...other benefits to ending House dining. For one thing, costs would be reduced. As the Handbook for Students states, a large portion of the present Board fee is due to the fixed costs of operating 12 separate House dining halls. A reduction in meal plan costs and the wide array of other options available would make a Harvard education cheaper for all of us. That’s another blow to the convenience argument right there: a 50-hour reduction in one’s Dorm Crew sentence makes up for an awful lot of five minute dinner treks...

Author: By Michael C. Love, | Title: An End to House Dining | 2/21/2002 | See Source »

...dinner every day; a tasty meal can do wonders for one’s mood. And although Harvard Square already has a decent number of moderately-priced restaurants, unleashing thousands of hungry undergraduates would create new demand for cheap, college-friendly joints; in addition to adding to the array of dining options for all local residents, this new market could be a powerful force against the present gentrification of the Square. Instead of cellular phone stores and expensive fashion boutiques, we could have half a dozen new Tommy’s. The resulting changes to zoning and property values might...

Author: By Michael C. Love, | Title: An End to House Dining | 2/21/2002 | See Source »

...befuddled baby on our cover drew some attention, not all of it adoring. Pondering the array of entities that might eventually prey upon the future citizen, a wary Virginian suggested, "The baby should also be worrying about the politicians who are ever willing to run up a tab on its yet-to-be-issued credit card." "I'm sure there are those who appreciate your parental concern," conceded a Californian who took offense at our youthful emblem of vulnerability, "but there are others who don't consider this a flattering mirror and who wonder if there is not just...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Letters: Feb. 18, 2002 | 2/18/2002 | See Source »

...nothing in this weekend’s student-written, student-directed Women In Color Project follows according to expectation. The 19-odd monologues, poems and skits discuss a broad array of issues facing young women in America...

Author: By Nicole B. Usher, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER | Title: Female and Minority Issues Find Stage Outlet | 2/15/2002 | See Source »

...current paparazzi cult of celebrity is reflected in the vast array of portraits from actors and popular figures. Jenny Lind and Lola Montez, respectively a singer and a dancer, may have had their careers bolstered—or indeed wholly founded—on the strength of the gorgeous daguerreotypes of them and the lithographs copied from these, but they are overwhelmed by the star of this show. Edwin Forrest, an actor from the 1850s, was renowned for his portrayals of theater’s great heroic figures, and his huge twelve-inch-by-ten-inch daguerreotype reflects in faithful...

Author: By James Crawford, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER | Title: An Antique Reality Shines With Everlasting Beauty | 2/8/2002 | See Source »

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