Word: joes
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Curry said Harvard football coach Joe Restic contacted the Giants earlier in the spring and aroused their interest...
...University created a new real estate firm to manage its more than 200 acres of non-academic property in Cambridge. The company, which will focus in particular on Harvard-owned housing, will attract more real estate "pros" than the old real estate office. Joe B. Wyatt, vice president for administration and head of the new firm, said. It might also attract a higher rate of profit for the University...
...Union begins in a friendly enough way, but the novelty of dining with 1600 other freshmen have stopped introducing themselves to the people seated at their tables, even if they sit down with strangers. Dining room cliques begin to gell and conversations have turned from, "Hi, I'm Joe Schmoe, who are you and where do you come from?" to, "Oh my God, I've got an Ec 10 problem set and an Expos paper due tomorrow." By spring, the joys of the Union are fading and freshmen are eating in the Houses any chance they...
...Harvard Real Estate Office is fast gaining a reputation for causing rude awakenings. Take, for instance, May 9, the day after the Harvard Corporation finalized plans to establish a Real Estate Corporation. On that morning, Joe B. Wyatt, vice president for administration, informed eight real estate officials that their jobs would no longer exist under the new organization. Wyatt told them they could reapply for positions in the new firm, but talk to a few of these officials and the general consensus is that somebody is trying to get rid of them. Or, as one member of the department expressed...
...When Joe Wyatt became Harvard's vice president for administration in 1976, one of the first things he noticed was the disorganized state of Harvards holdings. The cause for his concern was a group of married students up in arms over proposed renovations for Holden Green, a housing community for about 100 families which Harvard has operated for 50 years. The married students' tenants union was protesting the University's plan because they were happy with their two- and three-room apartments the way they were. Renovations only meant rent increases and eviction notices. The conflict between the University...