Word: carey
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...didn't leave us with a very clear sense of purpose. The most distinct and important theme of the rally was the fact that the administration is not responsive to student needs. Some specific examples of this were mentioned by speakers; the PBH controversy, randomization and the razing of Carey Cage. The solution to this problem seems to be the "empowerment" that PBHA organized this rally to foster...
...happy coincidence that Eric Nelson's editorial "Harvard History 10a," advocating a course on Harvard's history, appeared on the same day as your staff editorial condemning the razing of Carey Cage...
...offering of such a course would not necessarily have saved Carey Cage. For that--and to prevent the future destruction of Harvard's architectural heritage--the University should consider establishing an architectural review committee with members drawn from the University as well as the Cambridge community. Such a committee should be given similar powers as the city's own Historical Commission to review--and even to veto--proposed alteration or demolition of Harvard buildings. Michael Kenney '57 Cambridge...
Since Dean Lewis was not in his office for the recent PBH rally, he probably doesn't need the space too badly. Santa will replace the demolished Carey Cage by converting Dean Lewis' office into a gym for varsity athletes. However, due to limited space, this new facility wills only feature a Thigh master, a jump rope, and a copy of the aerobics video "Buns of Steel...
...done in preserving them as active parts of University life. However, for those of us who have responsibility for maintaining the functionality of our physical environment, difficult choices are sometimes required. In this case, we have an opportunity to enhance dramatically Harvard's athletics complex, and the demolition of Carey Cage was a necessary part of this project. --Harris Band Director of Physical Planning