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...much-needed rejuvenation of the MAC has been long in the works, and the renovation—while not the extensive overhaul once envisioned—is an important step in the right direction. As the primary athletic facility for the majority of Houses??as well as the Yard—the addition of treadmills and spinning bikes will go a long way toward alleviating both the lack of availability and the rigid time-slotting so irksome to busy undergraduates. When viewed in light of other recent changes—such as the recent funding initiative to significantly...
...common spaces, including common rooms in Weld, Canaday, Apley Court, Loker Commons and the magnificently large Straus common room. The Quad Houses, too, are well wired, with multiple living rooms in each house, and a recent assurance from Currier House Master Joseph Badaracco to wire more of the houses?? television sets to cable. But many of the river houses seem to be woefully lacking in common spaces, let alone cable televisions. The council should focus its energy and the College direct its resources towards creating more “living rooms” in the river Houses...
...role will also include organizing further training of faculty and residential tutors—including the establishment of tutors dedicated to mental health in upperclass Houses??and planning the annual Caring for the Harvard Community outreach events...
Indeed, both Gore and Porter-Lipscomb are African American, meaning Banks-Johnson was placed into an all-black first-year dorm room. Porter-Lipscomb says same-race dorm rooms were the norm on campus and that certain Houses??including Leverett—were known to have larger populations of minority students while others—such as Eliot and Winthop—housed hardly any minorities...
Tucked neatly away inside his office in Massachusetts Hall, University President Lawrence H. Summers dreams of a campus in Allston. Depending on his disposition, his vision includes anywhere from three to eight new upperclass houses??complete with dining halls, a common student space for recreation and classrooms for seminars—a modern science center that will put Harvard’s rivals to shame and maybe even an unfortunate graduate school dragged from its comfortable niche across the Charles...