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...when there’s several hundred kids walking down the street having a normal conversation, the level of noise is greater than one might find acceptable.” Police patrols are on the rise in other parts of Cambridge, as well. During Monday’s City Council meeting, several residents of the Riverside area near Dunster and Mather Houses said they had noticed a greater police presence in their neighborhood. “We did notice an increase in foot patrols and bicycle patrols, and at least the perception of a decrease in crime did occur...
...students increased 3 or 4 percent, said Ricardo Maldonado, assistant director for administration in the Harvard International Office. Foreign student enrollment rose 1 percent nationally, after three years of decline, while first-year enrollment of graduate students jumped 12 percent, according to a study released this week by the Council of Graduate Schools, a national organization dedicated to the advancement of graduate education and research. A spokesman for the council, Stuart Heiser, attributed the increase in part to efforts by the federal government to improve processing of student visas. Vice Provost for International Affairs Jorge I. Dominguez said that post...
...op’s president suggested that the “full” $2,250 was necessary—it should apply for grants to cover the difference. Other community-oriented student groups already apply for, and receive, this sort of funding from the Council...
...received a degree from the Divinity School a year later. In his first congressional run, Cranley faced difficult odds, only raising less than half as much money as Chabot, The Crimson reported in November 2000. Shortly after his loss, Cranley was appointed to a seat on the Cincinnati City Council and was elected to full terms in 2001 and 2003. In 2005, Cranley received more votes than any of the other Cincinnati City Council candidates. Cranley could not be reached for comment yesterday...
...helped spark a movement to reform another institution: the Harvard Concert Commission (HCC).By the end of the 2005 fall, many undergraduates had grown disenchanted with the HCC. After consecutive failures to lock down concerts with Snoop Dogg and Wyclef Jean, and a subsequent official inquiry by the Undergraduate Council (UC), there was a great deal of pressure on the HCC for internal reform.Now, a year after the Wyclef incident, the HCC says it’s made significant changes, and is preparing to make its case to undergraduates.THIS IS NOT A DEMOCRACYTickets for the Wyclef concert were extremely undersold...