Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...believed) over the policies developed by some of the finest minds in Harvard. In short, there are many other actors who deserve star billing in the housing story far more than I. If you are to evaluate what was done, and how it was done, it would seem, only fair to examine why it was done. But frankly, such rehashing of the past is a bore...
...more fair to the transfers to spread them out among the houses where they could get into the flow right away--it adds to the Quad's isolation by putting 62 new students there," Binnie, who lived in Currier House last year but has since moved to Lowell House, said...
Boston, like all major American cities, has its fair share of worthless, bigoted politicians, but Boston is distinguished from other cities by the lack of influence residents and elected officials exert over issues that directly affect the city...
David Sullivan, 25-year-old candidate on the Cambridge Convention '77 progressive slate and a Law School graduate, told his audience at the Science Center Harvard should pay a voluntary "fair price" for the services it receives from the City, and mandatory user charges for police and fire services...
Four million dollars may not be the proper amount for Harvard to pay, but it would be wrong for the University to continue to ignore the questions Massachusetts Fair Share has raised about the economic justice of Harvard's current payments...