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Despite recent gains, some worry that a dismissive attitude towards women’s issues still lingers. One student, who asked that her name not be used in this story, recalls approaching University President Lawrence H. Summers at a Dunster House Master’s Open House last fall and asking for his thoughts on a women’s center. It was a brief, one-on-one exchange, so there is no record of Summers’ response. But the student says she remembers his emphatic, unambiguous reply as: “A women’s center...
...late stalemate. One of the fundamental tenets of their “science” is that humans—eventually—can learn from their mistakes. I hope my children can learn from mine. John N. Hastrup ’06 is a government concentrator in Dunster House. His column appears on alternate Tuesdays...
...from traffic diverted to Cowperthwaite Street during ongoing construction, Harvard Real Estate Services (HRES) has agreed to build a six-foot high barrier in the middle of the street that will still allow traffic and pedestrians to pass through. A wider shuttle turnout area will also be constructed between Dunster and Mather Houses, bringing the sidewalk closer to the entrances of the Houses. Construction of the shuttle turnout area is set to begin sometime this week and should be completed within two weeks, according to Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, one of three Undergraduate Council representatives who have...
...watch baseball at the same time, check out Cambridge 1. While the wait for tables can be long, the two flat screen TVs and the sports focus makes Cambridge 1 worthwhile. Open Daily: 11 a.m.—1 a.m. JOHN HARVARD’S BREW HOUSE (33 Dunster St.) John Harvard’s is all about the atmosphere, with a bustling scene and music that reminds you of the days before you knew midterms existed. Try John Harvard’s if you’re hungry for some hearty pub food. Open Mon-Thurs...
...will include salads, hot and cold sandwiches, milkshakes, and a limited number of dinner entrees. Since b.good intends to stay open as a late night eatery, the menu also features a variety of snack side orders, such as baked pita chips and sesame noodles. B.good’s Dunster Street location is the restaurant’s first expansion site, though it is looking to add more locations in the Boston area this year. The original b.good has been open for less than two years and is located in Boston’s financial district. The independently run restaurant...