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...Jill," who wears a Holiday Inn DO NOT DISTURB sign on her left nipple in one picture and gives Helfrich the finger from her perch on the toilet in another, says Helfrich kept at her like a dog with a bone. "When he first called me he said, 'I want to write a diary about the '70s, and I want to include some pictures of you.' I asked him to send me the pictures, and none of them had any clothes on, so I said no," she explains. Then Helfrich called to tell her she was just a tiny part...
While participants may come to appreciate the resourcefulness of those who learned to adapt to rough conditions, they themselves will nestle comfortably in a nearby inn and attend lectures in a restored dude-ranch lodge once frequented by Clark Gable and Carole Lombard. Price per person: $1,200. Registration deadline: March 31. For more information, call 800-264-5969, or visit www.alumni.rhodes.edu/travel.html...
...Inn at Harvard is probably the closest available real estate to the Yard, and while it is not perfectly positioned between the Quad and the River, it is near enough to current student hot-spots to warrant serious consideration. Although professors may argue that the Inn's proximity to the Barker Center makes it ideal for their offices, students can argue that the Inn's proximity to Lamont Library makes it a perfect place for student gatherings. Furthermore, the Inn is in the thick of late-night student activity--right down the street from the Kong and only...
...Inn's current structure would make it an ideal student center. Its many suites could easily be remodeled into office space for student groups. Its spacious lobby could accommodate student gatherings and would make a great dance floor. The Inn already has a built-in kitchen, so a food court would be only minor renovations away...
...course, students have always been willing to share their cramped office space in the Matthews basement, so there's no reason why faculty or students should be turned away from the Inn's doors. In fact, a little more rubbing of shoulders between professors and students would be a welcome change. Surely the building which has held so many commencement attendees can hold a good mix of student and faculty offices...