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...staple/aspect/representation/whatever of freshman life,” he wrote. Before Redline and before the Grille, another type of business thrived in the Square: all-night eateries. When Frietzche was an undergraduate, three all-night diners sat within walking distance of his dorm. One favorite was Hayes Bickford, a 24-hour cafeteria. Frietzche remembers one particularly impressive characteristic of the diner: the presence of interracial couples. “”I remember a lot of interracial dating at those places, people out getting coffee and talking,” he says. This phenomenon—impressive...
...twosome for a private performance in a Mather suite last month that literally left the windows steamy. “It was awesome,” says McKee. “It was a small crowd but the room was totally packed and they just jammed for an hour.” This wasn’t the first time the band’s literary connection paid off. Their first gig took place at an unlikely venue: the Boston Public Library. Two and a half years later, the band has played at bookstores, libraries, rock clubs, and recently, Oktoberfest...
...some, Lamont’s new 24 hour policy may be just another excuse to put off that Social Studies 10 paper. To others, the siren song of Lamont’s cushiony armchairs and near silence holds an entirely different set of temptations. Be sexiled in style. Avoid your insomniac, showtune-blasting roommate. And on Sundays through Thursdays, don’t think twice about dragging your sad, drunk self back home to the Quad after a late night at the Kong. Instead, book it over to Lamont, your new home away from home. A few tips...
...much more attractive candidate than he was as a mere vice-chair.But whether he can accrue a track record impressive enough to compete with the SAC clan remains to be seen. Traditionally, SAC members make more attractive candidates because they can tout specific reforms such as 24-hour libraries and universal key access, while CLC leaders are much more vulnerable because their failures—events like the Afterparty and Booze Cruise—are so visible.Then again, the UC’s role in social planning is going to be a top issue in this year’s presidential...
...remaining members of the group that spearheaded the 2001 sit-in—which prompted Harvard to institute a living wage—have formed a new group aimed at reinvigorating the labor movement on campus and are demanding a $20-per-hour living wage for all University janitors.In the midst of a contract renegotiation for Harvard’s janitors, the new Student Labor Action Movement (SLAM) succeeds the Progressive Student Labor Movement (PSLM)—which successfully led the campaign that brought Harvard workers a guaranteed $10.25 hourly living wage and a number of other improvements...