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Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III, who himself is known to sport a cloake on occasion, the favors the return of the gown rule "They wouldn't have to be held responsible for people the Square who I know aren't Harvard students,' he says...
More than 20 Cambridge residents picketted along Commonwealth Ave. in front of the Harvard Club last Friday. Town-gown tensions, however were not the cause...
When the Princess of Wales appeared at a ball for Britain's Fashion Week, an almost audible gasp of surprise rippled through the assemblage of London designers. In other surroundings Diana might have prompted yawns: she had chosen a dressing gown--bathrobe to most Yanks--made from turquoise, fuchsia and cobalt-blue silk faconne and worn over a formal dress. "Wearing it in public put the royal seal of approval on it," said delighted David Sassoon, who designed the robe for her after seeing the boudoir look in U.S. publications. Meanwhile, Charles and Diana accepted an invitation to visit Ronald...
There are no town-gown squabbles here...
...every day--or even every year--that city councilors get to dine at Harvard's official President's residence (17 Quincy St), but in what was admittedly an effort to case perennial town-gown tensions. President Bok and several University administrators hosted Cambridge's nine city councilors and school superintendent last Wednesday night...