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Thompson said while the decisions on Allston are weighty and will affect the University for years to come, time is of the essence. Many of the University’s schools are already feeling the pinch of a major space crunch that will only grow more severe as time goes...
These questions may become increasingly relevant this semester as the theater community faces an impending space crunch, coupled with new artistic leadership and the creation of a student group that focuses on expanding the use of available venues...
...Harvard faces an impending performing arts space crunch with the loss of Radcliffe's Agassiz Theater in 2006 and the uncertain future of the dilapidated Hasty Pudding building, which has been awaiting renovation by the College since it purchased the space...
...There isn't really a space crunch," Guest says. "There's a lot of space if you broaden your definition of what you mean by space...
...poor: an influx of immigrants that began in the 1960s and the recent economic downturn. In the past 40 years, the Swiss recruited hundreds of thousands of unskilled foreign workers to fill low-paying jobs. By the 1990s, there were approximately 500,000 living permanently in Switzerland. When the crunch came, even though overall unemployment remained low at 2.6%, "a large number of poorly qualified people lost their jobs," says Yves Fl?ckiger, who studies poverty trends at the University of Geneva. To slow immigration, the Justice Ministry has proposed a draft law that would limit work permits primarily to highly...