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Emily Lloyd, Columbia’s executive vice president for administration, said that like Harvard, Columbia is expanding and encountering the space crunch of a crowded city. Renzulli described a wide spectrum of community activists, borough presidents, non-profit organizations and neighborhood groups that Stone dealt with in the course...
...other specific issues arose in the course of discussion. Harvard’s campus across the river in Allston was only referenced in one Overseer’s joke, and the space crunch in Cambridge was only addressed vaguely, in one question asked by Overseers, “Have we enough space for the students...
...response of the registrar’s office to the space crunch has been puzzling. Sanders Theatre, the ideal place to accommodate the 599 students of Af-Am 10, is currently being used by Literature and Arts C-42: “Constructing the Samurai,” which has only 408 students—well within the maximum capacity of Lowell Lecture Hall. The registrar’s office has argued that it cannot make the obvious room swap between the two courses because Sanders is the only room with the audio-visual equipment “Samurai?...
...turns the mountains to mud. On the other side of the pass, trekkers must traverse a glacier after being linked together with ropes. We safely slid the last 200 m to the bottom, but our stores, which the porters launched after us, smashed into the rocks below with a crunch that could only mean we had had our last egg breakfast. On another occasion, we were hauled on ropes from boulder to boulder across a wild, bridgeless mountain torrent. And once we found ourselves walking a stone path suspended on tree trunks jutting out over a cliff's edge...
...rest of the team wants to make sure that if Wright is called upon in crunch time, it won’t be to salvage a squandered lead...