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...evacuated students stayed in the House’s dining hall and junior common room while the initial cleanup began. They were able to return temporarily to their rooms later that morning in order to gather belongings that they needed for class. Crews worked throughout the day to clean up the building, remove damaged ceilings, check the electrical systems and alarms, and install the dehumidification systems to begin clearing away the wetness, according to Senior Tutor Stephen Karg?...
Travia was going to clean up this town—and he was going to do it with carabiners and stress-relief balls, all bearing messages about undergraduate drinking (or lack thereof...
...working class, call it the school of the hard knocks, call it what you will. But whether students, employees, or both at once, theirs is a predicament that seldom appears to matter to those enrolled in the more popular classes here—those whose toilet bowls they clean and whose collared shirts they proceed to borrow on weekends...
...world’s resources are not a Malthusian pie, but they are absurdly distributed. Consider the following: Europeans spend $11 billion per year on ice cream—$2 billion more than it would cost to provide clean water and safe sewers for the world's population. Moreover, Americans and Europeans spend $17 billion per year on pet food—$4 billion more than the additional amount needed annually to provide basic health and nutrition to the whole world...
According to Gene Ketelhohn, the Cabot House building manager, four ceilings must be replaced and the resulting dust and debris cleared. Maintenance quickly managed to clean up most of the water and wreckage, but the House has not yet returned to normalcy...