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...homeless man just died 10 yards in front of my window. Every night around 11 p.m., this man would lie down behind the large concrete slab decorating the Leverett House lawn, cover himself with blue, turquoise and tan blankets and fall asleep. Usually I would only half-notice him, except for the cold nights when I’d feel a stab of regret as I pulled my shade down to my radiator. In the mornings, while I was checking my e-mail or combing my hair, he would wake up between 8 and 9 a.m., stumble around...
...would go to sleep and wake up at the same time every day," said Arianne R. Cohen `03, a Leverett House resident and Crimson editor. "He was right in front of my window every day, sleeping and talking with his friend...
...caller stated that someone she knew was looking in her window in Perkins Hall. She described the man as white, about 6'4" and 185 pounds, with chin length light blonde hair, wearing a dark gray business suit, and carrying a black briefcase & shoulder bag. She said that he was last seen walking south on Oxford St. Units responded to the area but were unable to find...
...sign hanging from a third story window of a residence directly behind the Mahoney's Garden Center reads, "No Harvard Buildings Here--Save Our Neighborhood...
...long been clear that Harvard’s workers are not considered part of that family. While University police officers address us carefully as “sir” or “ma’am”, a janitor protesting nervously outside the window of Mass Hall is sent on his way with a sharp “Hey, you!” Like parents humoring children into submission, the administration tolerates its students. A police officer declared, “we can get more from them with honey than with vinegar.” The only...