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...meeting, Maher, also a veteran of the city’s School Committee, said, “Fourteen years in city government is a long time...I’m keeping my options open.” Following the celebration, councillors considered a plan to purchase the Mount Auburn post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and expand it into a youth and community center. In a letter to the Council, City Manager Robert W. Healy estimated that the VFW post, at 688 Huron Ave. just south of Fresh Pond, would cost nearly $3 million to purchase. Councillors unanimously...
Without a key to a multi-million-dollar mansion on Mt. Auburn Street, it can be difficult to find a community at Harvard. FM is mine. I love this magazine if nothing else because it loves me back. Sometimes the relationship is shaky. I have mixed feelings about the times I made fun of freshmen, about the times I boldly bragged about being “quite the practiced masturbator” by the age of nine. I think this magazine sometimes takes life too lightly, over-analyzes too earnestly, mocks too mercilessly, and prints pictures of casual sex acts...
...that we are offended by the implication that students pose a real safety danger to residents of Cambridge. Noise is certainly an issue, but Felipe’s is situated such that only a very few private residences are affected. And those apartment tenants, located above shops on Mount Auburn St. to the east, were sold their places at prices that took the noise problems into account. Helping to push the interests of students at Monday’s meeting were Undergraduate Council (UC) Liaison to the City of Cambridge Jeffrey Kwong ’09 and a group...
Universal life question “Where’s the beef?” now has an answer: the beef is at the corner of Dunster and Mt. Auburn streets. The past three weeks have seen the opening of two new Harvard Square burger joints, Flat Patties and b. good, within one block of each other. Flat Patties is the latest brainchild of Felipe’s guru Tom Brush, while this is the second b. good in the Boston area. The only remaining question is: which beef will survive? Figures right now suggest no favorite has yet emerged...
...there,” he concludes, waving a forkful of mashed potatoes. Though Nichols explains physics with aplomb, it is impossible for him to recount all the escapades of his past three years. From constructing a four-story beer funnel in Pennypacker freshman year to streaking down Mt. Auburn St. brandishing toilet plungers, fun follows Nichols like beer chases mashed potatoes. But perhaps his most cherished memory is of gathering with friends on the Weeks footbridge to jump off. Naked. “Wear shoes,” Nichols advises. “The water’s nasty...