Word: carly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...family just gave you a brand new little sports car for your birthday, and you're just dying to bring it up to school and zip around Boston. No more trips home on Amtrack, no more mad dashes for the last subway out of Park St. You're a free spirit now, a real independent individual...
Take all those factors, banish them forever, and there's still one major consideration before bringing a car to Harvard: parking. Parking at Harvard is no simple matter. It is neither inexpensive nor convenient. In fact, it can often be a harrowing experience...
Getting a car into an on-campus space is a fairly simple, but somewhat annoying procedure. It means filling out forms--forms to register your car free of charge with Harvard and forms to obtain a non-resident student permit to drive in Massachusetts. The permit is also issued for free, the only requirement being that you carry the proper insurance coverage to drive in Massachusetts. But, if you want an actual parking space, it means money. Lots of money...
...space problem exists because besides the 4500 cars with parking permits, there are another 600 drivers who register their cars with the University but do not purchase parking space, and then an additional group of car owners who, despite University regulations, do not bother to register their cars at all. That leaves somewhere near 6000 cars running (or driving) around Harvard. (The University regulation states that failure to register a car with the University leaves a student open to a $25 fine...
...small group abandoned its efforts to stop Bok's departure when the car continued to move. With lights flashing and sirens sounding, the car pulled quickly up Mass...