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...numbers of students during the fifties, the need for space was not limited to additional dorm rooms. About one in 20 students brought a car to campus, aggravating already-worsening traffic problems in the Square. Furthermore, as the influx of cars increased, Cambridge struggled to accommodate parked cars, with frequent clashes between students and Cambridge authorities. This issue of parking in Harvard Square affected hundreds of students and faculty, strained town-gown relations, and was debated endlessly in City Hall and University Hall.On foot or on wheels, Harvard men had to traverse an area that already sported...
...Daniloff will return to campus for a boat-race the morning of June 5th. Though Bingham died earlier this spring, Greene and Daniloff organized the event as a reunion for the lightweight crew team. ‘ACCIDENTAL JOURNALIST’ Still Daniloff has been a frequent presence on campus. He served as a fellow at the Barone Center, which is now known as the Shorenstein Center for Press, Politics, and Public Policy, and as a fellow at the Neiman Foundation. Though his excellence in journalism was further recognized when he served as the director of Northeastern University?...
...literally right away.” Instead one should just listen to the sound of the words, she says, quoting the Mexican writer Octavio Paz: “Listen to me as one listens to the rain.”Her more recent work has become increasingly spiritual with frequent references to dreams and phenomena beyond our world.Valentine says that contemporary culture is less receptive to poetry than in the fifties when she started writing. “The interesting serious literature in this culture is declining fast, and that includes poetry because poetry is one of the first...
...Sullivan's essay was the most concise contemporary statement of the intellectual and religious grounds for our Founding Fathers' commitment to the separation of church and state. Our President has on occasion insisted that our battle with terrorism is not with those of the Muslim faith. His rhetoric and frequent statements that link his political positions to his religious faith, however, do little to reassure those around the globe that the present Administration is not striving to achieve a Christian theocracy. Never in U.S. history has it been so important for Americans to carefully examine the relationship among religion, faith...
Summers said in an interview yesterday that he “was not consulted” in Bok’s deliberations. In an April 12 interview, he told The Crimson that he had been “in frequent touch” with Bok, but said only that they had “discussed a whole range of issues at the University...