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Abstressing a crowd of about 100 in Emerson Hall, Harrington, national chairman of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), assailed Reagan's policies for "putting us in the midst of the worst crisis in 50 years...
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DIED. Faye Emerson, 65, elegantly groomed, blond-chignoned actress of stage, films but mostly television, who was one of the pioneers of the new medium's late-night interview shows with CBS's classy early 1950s Faye Emerson's Wonderful Town; of cancer; in Deya, Majorca...
Today, the elegant Georgian house next to Emerson Hall serves as a bureaucratic and social center for the administration. The Corporation and Board of Overseers claim it for their offices during the day, and exquisite University functions are often hosted there at night...
...addition to housing, many University facilities are inaccessible. Students with impaired mobility, for example, cannot utilize such buildings as Sever Hall, Emerson Hall, and the second floor of Harvard Hall. The Science Center lecture rooms, though classified by the University as accessible, offer only limited space for a few wheelchairs--none of the seats can be reached. Located in University Hall, even the office of Thomas E. Crooks, faculty coordinator for handicapped students, is inaccessible, a situation ABLE President Lisa Chertkov '85 calls "completely unforgivable...