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...depends on what kind of dance, but athletic dance moves a lot, and that takes up a lot space," she says. "Even Lowell Lecture Hall is a bit small. Sanders is a very difficult space to use. The Reiman Center, that is large enough. But the Mainstage is really good...
...seems like the push is to assign some specific responsibilities to the vice president to enhance his coordinating role," Darling says. He would like to see the officeholder become someone who "collects information and then is in a position to use...
...first true teacher of zealous advocacy. I continue to use his logic of public interest lawyering in my work teaching the next cadre of public interest lawyers," said Ogletree, who studied under Bellow...
...Hasty Pudding, like all buildings, is made up of more than just walls and a roof: It has a distinct character, something overlooked in all the jubilation at its takeover by the University (Editorial, April 12). As we use the new space we should strive to keep the building as colorful as ever; maintaining its present faded glory would be infinitely preferable to giving it the shiny new feel of other recent renovations...
...University ought to invite student and faculty input not only on building use but architectural matters. When University Hall is renovated this summer, will those wonderful great round-headed doors on the first floor remain? Will wooden floors across campus be carpeted over as has happened in the Barker center? (You can hear tantalizing creaks beneath your feet in the English department.) To some degree, the honest, dated feel of the Science Center is preferable to the sanitized feel of Harvard Hall which tries to be all things to all people but only succeeds in feeling endlessly renovated. For better...