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Though it was no longer exactly the lonely countryside of Thoreau, most tourists, nonetheless, did not seem to mind either the fast hustle or the crowds. Those not prudent enough to reserve hotel rooms weeks in advance seemed content to sleep in their cars, turning on heaters periodically to ward off frost. Others considered it quaint fun to be matched up with locals who turned their homes into "foliage houses"-that is, they rented out their guest bedrooms for $5 to $10 per person. Even the traffic was bearable for true leaf watchers. Said Donna Carpenter, a former New Englander...
...Ward M. Canaday '07, who donated the projected expense of nearly $3 million in the spring of 1973, will not cover the extra cost, Francis A. Lawton, assistant for facilities in the Office of the Dean of the Faculty, said yesterday...
Crosby drew a few cheers when he announced that a ward in Brookline--Dukakis's home district--had gone heavily for Sargent...
...policeman stationed at the ward, 6, precinct 3 polling place in the Broadway Fire Station said yesterday, "We really don't enforce the (150 feet) rule...
Then he suggested that only the Strauch Committee's report, due in February, could say what was clear long before the president of Amherst, John W. Ward '45, made the observation Sunday afternoon: "Both Harvard and Radcliffe are moving too slow in equalizing their sex ratio...