Word: carly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Those who can afford to send their car to school as well as themselves can park at the Business School, Soldiers Field, or Peabody Terrace lots. Approximately 130 undergraduates pay $315 to park at the Business School, says Jeffrey L. Smith of the Harvard Parking Office. Another 30 students park at Soldiers Field and Peabody Terrace, which costs $65 a month for covered parking spaces and $50 a month for spots on the roof, Smith says...
Another parking option is to obtain a resident parking sticker from the City of Cambridge. The stickers cost $3 and permit parking anywhere in Cambridge. To qualify for a sticker, a student must have a car registered in Massachusetts and "principally garaged in Cambridge at your residential address," says Mary Monagle of the Cambridge Department of Traffic and Parking...
Jennifer M. Walser '90 found a space freshman year by sheer luck. She brought a car to Harvard during freshman week and left it at the Swiss Chalet Inn near the Alewife T stop for several days. When she returned to get it, she did not have a ticket and figured that the owners of the inn had not noticed it. Walser says that she ended up leaving the car at the inn for most of the year...
Students with cars and professors for parents can sometimes use their parent's space. Leif F. Hutchinson '90 says he kept a car in his father's parking space behind the Jefferson Labs for use on weekends...
...there is a risk to this wheel of parking fortune: parking tickets and towings. One day, Walser left her car in Harvard Square. The only parking spot she could find was one which had been blocked off by "No Parking" signs and had a fluorescent "No Parking" sticker on the meter. In a desperate attempt, Walser moved the signs, cut off the sticker, put money in the meter, and left her car...