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...Henry N. Cobb ’47.While Harvard initially pegged the cost for CGIS at $30 million, the price tag swelled to $140 million as construction plans became more ambitious, according to Government Department Chair Nancy L. Rosenblum, who said she could not confirm the figure.David A. Zewinski ’76, associate dean for physical resources and planning at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), declined to comment on the project’s total cost or the $140 million estimate. The increased cost is expected to contribute to a deficit for FAS this year, according to projections.Costs...
...schedule an interview with Nancy L. Maull, the executive dean of the Faculty charged with leading the restructuring of the College administration, were unsuccessful, and it took more than a month this winter to schedule an interview with Associate Dean of the Faculty for Physical Planning David A. Zewinski ’76. Both are officials who are directly involved in issues of vital interest to our readers and who can provide the kind of context and background that can’t be summed up in a spokesperson’s two-line sound bite...
...plan, undergraduates won’t be cut out of the picture when the focus of campus shifts across the river. “The concept of undergraduate housing lining the river is a nice one,” says Associate Dean for Planning and Physical Resources David A. Zewinski ’76. “It creates a nice environment for houses...and residential houses are less expensive to build than science labs.” The stakes, of course, are high—and the administration knows it. “Undergraduate life is the most important...
...David A. Zewinski ’76, associate dean for physical resources and planning of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, said it was “fairly certain” that science facilities would be built in Allston, but the existing buildings in Cambridge would not be transported across the river...
...David A. Zewinski ’76, a FAS planner, has said that life sciences will likely move, and Summers himself, though publicly noncommittal, questioned Friday whether there is space for FAS science to expand in Cambridge...