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During the 1970s and 1980s, as the MATEP saga wore on, the project faced mounting opposition from insiders and outsiders alike. Both University administrators and professors indicated their frustration vocally, especially as the price tag seemed to grow uncontrollably...
Former Vice President for Government, Community and Public Affairs Charles U. Daly says MATEP was the not worth the money and legal battles it cost Harvard...
Former Vice President for Financial Affairs from 1971-1977 Hale Champion also maintains that MATEP was, in the end, a good move for Harvard...
Champion adds that alternatives under consideration, such as nuclear energy, would have been even more expensive. “[MATEP] was probably less expensive than anything else we might have done,” he says...
Brookline lawyer Daniel G. Partan, who chaired a town committee to investigate the health and environmental risks of MATEP in the 1970s, says Harvard used its clout to turn the tables in the University’s favor...