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...School, particularly for improving the student experience, and for the greater Cambridge community.” Harvard will seek construction permits from the City of Cambridge in late fall and early winter, according to the University’s director of community relations, Thomas J. Lucey. Construction will likely begin after Commencement, he said. The proposed design will go before the Cambridge Historical Commission on Nov. 2, according to Harvard’s senior director of community relations, Mary H. Power. —Staff writer Mathieu D.S. Bouchard can be reached at mdsbouch@fas.harvard
...alarm and groggily climb out of bed. As I shower, I am still half asleep, but slowly begin to acclimate to the morning as I throw on my clothes. For the 100th time, I wonder why I am doing this to myself: six hours of sleep and 15 hours of work a day seem obscenely off-balanced. And what about the eight cups of coffee a day that just barely manage to keep me awake? This can’t be healthy, can it? But, as always, my adrenaline rushes as I think of 9 a.m.—that...
...while a beer-can speckled street of letter-adorned houses doesn’t exist round these parts, fraternities do lurk among Harvard’s masses. Three of them, in fact: Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi), Sigma Chi, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE). As invitations to rush meetings begin to flood freshmen doorboxes, FM decided to check out these brothers from different mothers and their bi-annual ritual to attract new members, dubbed “rush.” According to AEPi’s president, Jason R. Borschow ’07, AEPi delivers invitations to a special...
Akpan’s Crimson teammates hope to keep him and his fellow freshman playing at the high level they have already established throughout the season, even as the academic and social burdens of being a freshman begin to mount...
...clean up. "I was shocked by how terrible it was," he says. "This is a national park." So, in 2000, Noguchi teamed up with the Fujisan Club, a local environmental group, and started leading collection expeditions up the mountain. Along the way, he inspired thousands of ordinary citizens to begin picking up, too. Today, Fuji is far cleaner, and with the toilets at all 48 locations on the mountain set to be eco-friendly by March 2007, it could become almost pristine again. Noguchi hopes the effort will permanently change Japan's attitude toward its mountains, just as taking...