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...shirt would be,” Coit said last night. He settled on a “creamy, yellow white” in honor of the dress worn by the dancer Judith Jamison in “Revelations.” ABHW’s president, Natasha S. Alford ’08, was happy to see Southern’s portrait unveiled. “It’s not a reminder just for us, but for everyone, that all people of all ethnic backgrounds can make a contribution,” Alford said. The portrait is part...
...questioned the choice for the museum’s location. “It appears that this is a great-looking building, but it’s just too big for the site you’re looking to build it on,” said Allston resident Paul Alford. But another resident, Tim McHale, said that for Harvard’s expansion into Allston to succeed, individuals on both sides need to keep an open mind. “We have to look out for each other,” he said. “We want...
...this June. Community members were still concerned with the possibility of the University expanding into Allston for at least another half century and a list of several properties purchased over the last couple months, including private homes and a car lot, whose purpose has yet to be determined. Paul Alford, an Allston resident who said he has attended every task force meeting since April, said he wants Harvard to be successful but is worried about how quickly the plans for the science complex are progressing. “It’s the big print that gives us stuff...
...clothing swap and drive held at the Women’s Center this Saturday. The swap was organized to bring women on campus together, as well as benefit a women’s shelter in Boston, according to event organizer and Women’s Center intern Natasha S. Alford ’08. Stacks of sweaters, jeans, and skirts were piled on the chairs in the Women’s Center lounge, along with some handbags and items of jewelry. The conference room, normally used for student group meetings, doubled as a dressing room with a wooden screen barring...
...category brings together an uneasy combination of goals that don’t fit together very well,” said Thomas M. Scanlon, Jr., the Alford professor of natural religion, moral philosophy, and civil polity. He recommended dropping the requirement altogether...