Word: caged
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After concerted campaign, Harvard goes cage-free...
...year of student activism. (See page 22.) Students rallied for Harvard workers, against racism—and for cage-free eggs in the dining hall. Of all those campaigns, the last may have been the most succesful...
...after Law School Dean Elena Kagan announced the school’s food company would be “moving toward using cage-free eggs,” Harvard University Dining Services said College dining halls would be going cage-free, as well...
...move will cost HUDS $20,000, and dining director Ted A. Mayer said it was part of Harvard’s effort to offer fresh, local products. He called the humane component of going cage free an “added benefit...
...proposed housing in Allston, which several administrators have referred to as part of “Phase 2” of the long-term construction plans across the Charles River, is slated to be located in place of the sports complex that today includes Blodgett Pool, Briggs Cage basketball arena, Dillon Field House, and Palmer Dixon Courts. Those facilities would all be moved just south of where they now stand...