Word: donham
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Some University professors joined ranks with those who were concerned about the library's impact on traffic and pollution. Paul R. Lawrence, then a leading member of Neighborhood 10--the most vocal of four community groups that comprised COPE--and Donham Professor of Organization Behavior at the BusinessSchool, said opponents of the library were "almost all supporters of JFK." Lawrence says a large number of Cambridge residents worried about the library's impact, despite the small number of visible opponents...
...Brett Donham '60, another CCA former vice president, said that Lange is "in touch with the Cambridge community" but at the same time can watch Harvard activities closely because he is inside the University...
...were rescheduled, they would represent the barest glimmer of the nation's power needs. Over the next 15 years, according to some estimates, utilities ought to invest a staggering $750 billion in new plants. No one seems to have much idea how they can raise the money. W. Donham Crawford, president of the Edison Institute, notes that most utility stocks are still selling for less than book value, a situation that scarcely tempts investors...
...people who gathered at Donham's house to plead with the Overseers were still demanding a change in attitudes--a switch from a belief that Cambridge is a part of Harvard to one of Harvard's being a part of Cambridge, as one of the residents put it at the meeting. They want Harvard to own up in advance to what it plans to do in the community so that there would still be time to talk--and no change in personnel can do that. That change has to come from upstairs...
...Oliver Brooks has been a thorn in Harvard's side ever since he pushed for community input when building Harvard's low-cost housing projects of the '60s. Pebble Gifford was instrumental in compiling the Harvard Square Comprehensive Policy Plan that Harvard routinely dismissed as inaccurate and unhelpful. Brett Donham '60 is a long-time critic of Harvard's housing policy and James Herold '66 represents the Agassiz Neighborhood Planning Group that criticized Harvard last year for giving too little notice of its doings up at Sacramento St. It is no surprise that these people are behind the movement...