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...scale of these developments, plus the sewer gases and styrene that Harvard’s construction has released in our neighborhood this summer, can sometimes cause us to lose some sleep. Our most immediate concern, though, is a large real estate project Harvard set in motion but now disavows: the relocation of the Charlesview Apartments...
...issues around the literal value of food, the emphasis on nutrition information does not always lead people to eat in a healthy manner,” Martin said. A committee of representatives from HUDS, the Bureau of Study Counsel, Harvard University Health Services, and the College met over the summer to discuss the issue. “The decision was made that we needed to review the policy based on some of the inquiries from students, the concerns about eating disorders, and what we were doing to support those students in the dining hall,” Martin said. Executive...
...rival No-Child-Left-Behind babies, of the last concrete and objective number we had to work toward in our endless upward crawl toward your door. Now we have to “focus on our subjects in school,” un-enroll from our 2009 Kaplan summer camp, and start Googling “micro-finance.” We aren’t all St. Francis, Fitz; plus that Kaplan deposit’s paid...
...positions. The meeting also codified into GSC law a number of proposed constitutional changes (“fascinating,” Brown called them) that had already passed in May. The items included increasing the number of at-large representatives, changing the eligibility of executive council represented departments for summer research and conference grants, and increasing conference grant coverage to $1,000. The proposed changes also deleted two sections of the constitution that had never been implemented. “By unanimous consent, we will pass these,” Brown said, asking for any objections. Nobody responded...
...each prolonged effort to obtain approval. Christo and Jeanne-Claude are currently working on a project entitled “Over The River”—a six-mile-long stretch of fabric panels suspended over the Arkansas River. It is expected to be completed in the summer of 2012, pending the success of their proven negotiation methods. —Staff writer Athena Y. Jiang can be reached at ajiang@fas.harvard.edu...