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Chopra points out that dozen-member a capella groups often occupy JCRs and other shared rehearsal spaces for three to four consecutive hours. On a campus where performing arts groups struggle to find adequate meeting space on short notice, such long rehearsals aggravate the space crunch...
...back to Harvard are smooth. And even if a quarter to a third of each class chooses to study abroad, as Gross has suggested, the size of the undergraduate population should not be increased—easing transitions back into the House system requires a reduction in the spacing crunch, so that students can be placed with top choice roommates...
Though the undergraduate housing aspects of the plan remain vague, Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby and various faculty members discussed the need to alleviate the College housing space crunch yesterday...
...change to finals before Christmas would require both a shorter reading period and an earlier start date for the College; both are significant detriments for students. A crunch at the end of the semester, as students frantically rush to finish all of their work, decreases work quality and has been known to burnout students...
...topic of politics’ notorious third rail—social security—most of the Democrats declined to back private stock market investment as a solution to the system’s impending financial crunch. Only Clark expressed support for a private investment program, and even he insisted it must be in addition to, rather than instead of, the guaranteed solvency of the system in general...