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...California but says she never really feels at home anywhere. “I just get really restless,” she says. “When I walk into a T station, sometimes I feel like I have to physically restrain myself from taking a train to Logan and somehow bartering my way onto a plane to the Balkans or something. It’s so easy to travel, and you learn so much from doing that than anything else...
Perhaps the administration should reconsider its assumptions. As early as 4 a.m. on Wednesday morning, students rode to Logan airport in shuttles provided by the Undergraduate Council. Many house dining halls closed before lunch on Wednesday, and only Dunster was open for Thanksgiving dinner. During the Thanksgiving weekend, shuttles to and from the Quad ran less frequently. Besides lectures being canceled and sections rescheduled, libraries were also closed. Clearly, those in more frequent contact with students realized that most would be off-campus for the weekend. It seems that only our administration out of touch with the personal priorities...
...Logan International Airport is ready for the storm, according to Phil Orlandella, director of media relations...
...estimated 60,000 travelers will pass through Logan today, according to Orlandella—not quite the 75,000-80,000 common in years before Sept. 11, but still a heavy travel...
Orlandella suggested that those bound for Logan call their airlines today to check their flight status since airlines, not airports, ultimately decide whether it is safe...