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...years, hungry Harvard students have bemoaned the paltry and ill-suited dining hall dinner hours. Even though changes to the antiquated schedule—a schedule that fails to accommodate the increasingly late-night Harvard student—have seemed as unlikely as cable in dorm rooms or an exciting social scene, Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) recently unveiled several feasible alternatives to lengthen dinner serving hours. We applaud HUDS’ efforts and encourage the College to consider implementing a more reasonable dining hall schedule next year. The three proposals range in estimated costs from...
...sort. If anything it encourages binge resource use one year to facilitate drastic reductions the next. But more likely it simply inspires indifference. Additionally I can’t help but question the accuracy of the Green Campus Initiative’s data. My freshman year, every single dorm registered massive increases in energy use because of the year’s harsh winter compared with the previous mild one. Somehow—miraculously—Weld managed a huge reduction. Also, the 2003-2004 data shows many weeks where supposedly not a single can was recycled in my house...
...Jesus; no water is walked on. "I don't want it to feel like Daniel is talking to himself, but in a way he is. Jesus represents the best part of Daniel's faith." Dillahunt plays him low-key, without thunderbolts or preaching, like a wry, mildly hip dorm adviser. When Daniel says he takes his pills only rarely, Jesus answers, "Ri-i-i-ight." "Could you put more judgment into that 'Right'?," Daniel asks. "Actually," Jesus replies, "yes, I could...
Sophomore Stephen Searles and junior Matthew Brown told police that on Dec. 2 they drew swastikas and scribbled racist and homophobic symbols on the walls of their friend’s dorm suite...
...local acts, or, better yet, student bands, that will bring the built-in crowds of their friends. Harvard bands need a place to rock out, and Hilles’ fourth floor should offer both the practice and performance space they need, far from the eardrums of students in their dorm rooms. (Incidentally, McLoughlin assured students that Hilles’ museum-grade concrete would restrict sound to the fourth floor.)We applaud the College for renovating the fourth floor with an eye towards the needs of students (not just student groups), and especially towards Quad residents. Although undergraduate housing will likely...