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...city could not enjoy the relative prosperity it has without the presence of Harvard, MIT, and Lesley University, which collectively account for 18,000 jobs in Cambridge, attract developing businesses and tourism to the area, and foster the city’s reputation as an intellectual and technology hub. The issues that are important to Harvard students, including safety, are not out of step with the concerns of other Cambridge residents. More important, satisfied student constituents in the short-term would translate into active and informed Cantabrigian citizens later on, who would contribute to the knowledge-based economy that makes...
...average undergrad spends $2,880 a year at businesses in the Hub, generating 1,314 full-time jobs in the Boston area, according to a University-commissioned report released Friday...
...city, which supported Kerry by an overwhelming 56-point margin, lay listless yesterday after a long evening of bitterly disappointing election results. In the streets of Boston and Cambridge, where the Democratic candidate enjoyed even greater support, residents all appeared to wear the same dejected face, as though the Hub were in collective mourning for the Kerry campaign...
Harvard/Cambridge is not really a chicken/egg problem. The University did come before Cambridge and helped make Cambridge such a sought-after hub. Locals know what awaits when they opt to locate or stay near the University—a college town. Sparkling suburbs like Concord and Andover beckon those with a special distaste for big, bad institutions...
Harvard/Cambridge is not really a chicken/egg problem. The University did come before Cambridge and helped make Cambridge such a sought-after hub. Locals know what awaits when they opt to locate or stay near the University—a college town. Sparkling suburbs like Concord and Andover beckon those with a special distaste for big, bad institutions...