Word: center
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...understand how going to the mail center and getting my mail is going to facilitate meeting people. Is there some sort of student center, like a central area for students to congregate...
Might be worth going to the Christian Science Center to check out the "Mapparium," a massive globe designed for looking at the world from inside. Constructed of 608 panels with a bronze frame, the Mapparium is the only structure of its kind in the entire world, and the views from its glass bridge are completely free. Christian Science Center. Mass. Ave. and Huntington Ave. 450-3790. Open M-Sa 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. T-stop: Hynes Convention Center...
...Harvard, in cooperation with the Boston Department of Parks, maintains 265 acres of pure greenery for "research and education." Climbing, anyone? The arboretum, now a National Historical Landmark, is over 115 years old and hosts more than 6,000 different species; to try. Free. Open sunrise to sunset; visitor center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (517) 524-1718. T-stop: Forest Hills or Arborway...
...have anything that is officially called a student center. There is actually an attempt right now on behalf of the students to get that going and get the administration to prioritize that. But we do have a couple of places, one of them is Loker Commons where we'll be going, which is a place with a cafeteria, pool tables, a TV room, some computer terminals--sort of a place to go and meet people and hang out, do whatever. In the upperclass houses and in and around the Yard there are things called common rooms that...
...students' interests to have their peers decide which groups receive funds and how much. Otherwise, the administration would have sole responsibility for supporting student activities financially. Given recent concerns over how University Hall assigns office space, never mind its recalcitrance toward the idea of a student center, we'd rather have the council continue...