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...It’s our hope that this resolution will create safe and accountable hotels??hotels that operate under a strong, direct employer-employee partnership and create an hospitable environment for guests, workers, and management,” said Meyer, who is also a Crimson photography editor...
...hotel occupants will be squeezed into the dorms vacated by upperclassmen studying abroad. Although the BU students in hotels live farther from campus than other freshmen, they are compensated for the inconvenience with bi-weekly maid service, private bathrooms, and access to an indoor pool. And while the hotels?? luxurious double beds have been replaced with standard dorm issue furniture to simulate the college experience, Holiday Inn resident Stephen Cattall, BU Class of 2010, says “who really cares about furniture when the sauna is only an elevator ride away?” Partly...
Harvard owns two other hotels??The Inn at Harvard and the Harvard Square Hotel...
...socialize and play—calls for complex and significant changes that will not come about overnight. Some solutions will take years. Converting the Inn at Harvard into a new and inviting student center will require not only meticulous planning but also 12 years of waiting until DoubleTree Hotels?? current lease on the property expires...
With the widespread popular support of the space program in the 1960’s, NASA was able to send men to the moon. Today, support can lead to better things: private citizens traveling to orbiting “hotels?? and the settlement of the Moon and Mars. The general public is unconcerned with space exploration because the threat of Soviet domination of space is no longer an issue. As a result, new endeavors seem less urgent, but the public is mistaken...
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