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...Seneca joins the male final clubs the Fly Club, the Phoenix-S.K. Club, and the Spee Club on Mount Auburn St. According to a City of Cambridge web site, the Seneca property is an easement, or protected building, as are many of the male final clubs...
...College intended to use the extra space afforded by Quincy to diminish overcrowding and to devote the other two Houses to increasing the number of admitted students. The University opened the $4 million health center—snow called University Health Services—on the corner of Mt. Auburn and Holyoke Streets in the fall of 1961, putting Harvard’s health services among the eight “most advanced and efficient” of all American universities, Dana L. Farnsworth, former Director of University Health Services, told The Crimson. The largest single construction effort the University...
...Seneca, which will take up residence at 15 Mount Auburn St., joins the male final clubs the Fly Club, the Phoenix-S.K. Club, and the Spee Club on the road. According to a City of Cambridge web site, the Seneca property is an easement, or protected building, as are many of the male final clubs...
...either. But it should put a fresh spin on Harvard’s old charm, make a bold new statement while affirming Harvard’s identity. This is no impossible task: while recent history is literally littered with anathema (Pound Hall, and the new building at 90 Mt. Auburn St.), the University has managed to evoke rather than revoke with boldly modern Maxwell Dworkin and Hauser Hall, among others. With a bevy of talented architects, it should have no trouble outdoing those designs that speak to the future without nodding to the past. If the University is truly serious...
Longtime Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith, a popular professor and former Winthrop House resident who has advised five Democratic presidents, died Saturday night at Mount Auburn Hospital...