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...long last, Harvard Law School has found the Northwest Passage. The uninviting garage that greets visitors to the northwest corner of campus will be replaced with a more picturesque academic complex—if newly-released plans come to fruition. The new building will serve as a gateway from Everett Street and Mass. Ave. to the heart of the campus, according to one of the complex’s designers, Melissa DelVecchio of Robert A.M. Stern Architects. The Everett Street Garage won’t be the only building bulldozed in the project. The Wyeth Hall dorm will be demolished...
...throws a Christmas party at the Sheraton Commander, white wine included. And while the department does require a senior thesis, it softens the blow with a few champagne receptions.The History of Science department has quite a few faculty superstars. After a leave of absence last year due to illness, Everett I. Mendelsohn—a History of Science fixture for 45 years—has returned to teach a junior seminar (History of Science 90w, “The Atom Bomb in History and Culture”) and a freshman seminar (43q, “Historian and the Genes?...
...We’ve gotten lazy on the Faculty Council and we’ve not taken on our responsibility,” Faculty Council member and Professor of the History of Science Everett I. Mendelsohn says of Council members’ behavior prior to the past year. “We have to become more involved, more active, and more responsible...
...University.“The project was very significantly driven by President Summers and unless that push is taken up by [Interim University] President Bok, I’m not sure it can move ahead,” says Professor of the History of Science and Faculty Council member Everett I. Mendelsohn. “It would not surprise me if during this period there were a slowdown.”Slowdown or not, Allston is poised to become Harvard’s project for the next half-century.THE SUMMERS STAMPBok initiated the purchase of land in Allston during his first...
...under Cambridge Common. But discussions stalled, and it wasn’t until 1970 that the University took steps to dramatically increase the amount of parking for Harvard students and faculty. The plan, which aimed to add about 2,000 spaces in the form of garages at places like Everett Street, the Business School, and the Kennedy School of Government, also raised the annual fee for a parking space from $40 to $245.NO MORE ‘WHEELS UNDER THE HARVARD MAN’Today, while parking and congestion in the Square is still a problem, it is no longer...