Word: historicization
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The City Council received the request from the Fly, one of Harvard's eight all-male final clubs, last February. With a "historic easement," contributions to the club would be tax-deductible.
Behind the strong running of Baker, who finished the eight-kilometer historic course in 25:26.8, John Traugott and Christoph O' Donnell, the Crimson men ran to a 15th-place finish among the 23-team field.
After preparing for months to build the library underground--directly beneath the site's historic gardens landscaped by Beatrix Farrand--officials have presented a new design placing the library above ground, far away from Farrand's masterwork.
In response to the assault on a female first-year student in Annenberg Hall Tuesday morning, the Freshman Dean's Office (FDO) has decided to bar the Crimson Key Society from bringing tours through the historic dining hall.
Following historic trends, the highest poverty rate and lowest median income were those of black Americans, followed closely in both categories by Latinos. Asian-Americans earned significantly better than the average median income, while whites hugged the national line.