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...going to bomb it”—that drove the University from pursuing further expansion in Cambridge; it was the unwillingness of many city council members to reign in those radical elements and work to help find meaningful solutions to Harvard’s space crunch on this side of the river...
...have had in all of Boston. The mixed grill of beef short ribs and pork tenderloin splits under the fork. The maple braising, sweet and salty, brings out the warm luxury of the short ribs, and the root vegetables and poppy spaetzle (small flour dumplings) add firmness and crunch to the textures at play...
Those problems have begun to take their toll. While faculty and administrators alike insist the school’s academic mission has not been compromised, they concede that the crunch is on the verge of becoming a crisis, and have made finding adequate facilities a top priority...
...Space Crunch...
Compounding the school’s space crunch is the antiquated infrastructure of the school’s current facilities—three of the four main buildings date from the 1960s or 1970s and require upgrades to their mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems. SPH thus finds itself in a position where to keep its current Longwood buildings, it must renovate anyway, so the time is ripe for consideration of a new campus, the report says...