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Quincy House Masters Lee and Deborah J. Gehrke announced the re-opening of the Quincy Cage as an artistic space at the Quincy Community Dinner last week. A popular rock show venue in the basement of New Quincy, the Quincy Cage closed last spring due to renovations to make the House more accessible. Last year, the space was used exclusively for rock shows, according to former Cage Manager Siena T. Koncsol ’08. “The only other venue for concerts like this is the Queen’s Head Pub, and even though it?...
Relations between Harvard’s booksellers are much more amicable than one might think. Each store inhabits a distinct niche that sets it apart from the others. James & Devon Gray Booksellers at 12 Arrow St. carry books written before 1700, while Lame Duck Books, in the basement just below it, specializes in modern intellectual history. Both bookstores have a pretty pricy stock—Lame Duck has a rare photograph of Fyodor Dostoyevsky selling for $85,000—but it’s worth it to go into either one just to browse. Entering one of these stores...
...South Carolina, Nevada, Florida or Michigan. Right now, they're busy organizing campaign events and flushing out potential supporters; schooling themselves and voters on the intricacies of caucus math; coaxing Iowans to leave their comfy homes on a winter night to caucus in a school gym or church basement...
Doing laundry is a tiresome business. Weekly, I lug piles of dirty clothing down the stairs to Weld basement, greeted each time by the same blast of heat and rhythmic ka-thump of wet articles. But it’s not the sweltering air that disturbs me, nor the abundance of lone socks littering the floor. It’s other students’ failure to grasp basic laundry etiquette that frightens me time and time again. It seems that most undergrads had never handled a Tide bottle before arriving here in Cambridge; they exhibit the same blatant lack...
...part of my life the way it was.” Throughout his time at Harvard, Coveney was responsible for overseeing the maintenance of the House and monitoring safety. Eck also spoke of Coveney’s involvement in House renovation projects, including the two-time expansion of the basement Lowell Grille. In his absence, Coveney’s responsibilities were assumed by Interim Building Manager Karen Haley, whose last day on the job was Friday. In an e-mail to the Lowell community last Monday, Haley said she was leaving the House “with a heavy heart...