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...increased access, much of it by way of the internet, continues to erode the walls of decorum between students and faculty, some professors across the nation are calling for more defensive driving on the information superhighway. But Harvard professors say that for the most part, their students have been obeying the rules of the road. Professor of Psychology Richard J. McNally said that while he’d “heard stories about [professors] being bombarded with e-mail,” he hadn’t dealt with inappropriate messages. “I have, for the most...
...Built-e Inc., Taylor has presided over the growth of Seattle's Environmental Home Center, a one-stop shop for building an eco-friendly house. The 30,000-sq.-ft. space functions as a warehouse, showroom and design center. "We marry good information about a product with convenient access to it," says Taylor. "It's all under one roof in a high-style setting." Some of the sustainable products for sale include 100% organic-wool carpets, nontoxic paints and home-insulation units made from recycled denim...
...well as three appointed undergraduates, does not recognize student groups that discriminate on the basis of many other factors, including race.) The UC and CCL have distinct purposes with respect to student groups. The CCL’s role is to grant to groups basic recognition, which effectively means access to campus space and use of the Harvard name. The UC’s role, on the other hand, is to allocate students’ money, which has been specifically designated on students’ termbills for distribution by the UC (and not by the College). Since students pay this...
...pass legislation Monday night that would lobby the College’s Committee on House Life (CHL) to approve a system of “pairing” between Quad Houses and River Houses. The legislation will ask the CHL and Harvard University Dining Services to guarantee dining hall access in river houses to students in Quad houses. According to SAC Vice Chair Benjamin W. Milder ’08, who co-sponsored the bill, Adams House and Pforzheimer House already have a similar arrangement. —Staff writer Alexander D. Blankfein can be reached at ablankf@fas.harvard.edu...
...that their land was an obvious site for University expansion—the Charlesview Board of Directors approached Harvard in 2003 seeking a deal that would result in a better facility. Since then, the Board has rejected two offers from Harvard, maintaining that those sites lacked adequate access to amenities like public transportation. “It’s not a Harvard takeover. In fact, for your information, Harvard would not even dare to approach any institution, especially a low-income housing community, because of the bad press that they would have gotten,” says Lawrence Fiorentino...