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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Council is trying to decide whether to establish a commission to preserve the Colonial atmosphere of some Cambridge neighborhoods, including Appian Way, where the University plans to construct an unorthodox seven-story building as headquarters for the School of Education...
...this vac and strongly urged the University provide both intellectual and finance encouragement for the creative an Partially as a result of this report, of Mr. Pusey's insistence, the La Drama Center and the Carpenter Center were commissioned. But while Harvard was willing to spend the money to construct these buildings, it has so far been singularly stubborn about deciding realistically what is to be done with them...
Hayes called the Council's attention to "the great battle over another building next to the Cambridge Common two years ago." He stated that the castle "may even be far worse than that building." Hayes was referring to John Bristol Sullivan's plan to construct a fifteen story building on stilts over part of Harvard Square. The Sullivan plan was strongly opposed by Harvard...
...signature, bought some surplus Army barracks, and built a school annex housing a library, cafeteria and home economics classroom. While paying off the debt with proceeds from the cafeteria and athletic events concessions, Mallory borrowed again to buy lumber from an abandoned Army hospital, used it to construct a science and industrial arts building costing $11,000. Then in 1957, to solve the housing shortage that repels teachers from rural areas, Mallory again cannibalized the Army hospital and built a $72,000 "teacherage" with apartments renting for a maximum of $60 a month. Last Installment. Down went Buffalo...
When James denies that consciousness exists, he is deploring the word as an empty construct intended to justify belief in the ultimate duality of experience. He denies that the word "consciousness" denotes an entity, and he protests against viewing experience as dual in any absolute sense...