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About 16 percent of graduate student, 5 percent of faculty, and less than 1 percent of staff live in affiliated housing, according to HPRE director Susan Keller. Fewer than 100 undergraduates apply to live in the Harvard affiliates apartments...
Comfort and convenience is also a factor. All the units are within one mile of Harvard Square and are well-maintained. Since Harvard is a non-profit, profits from rents are poured back "into the brick and mortar of the buildings", Keller says...
HPRE keeps its units in better condition than other landlords in part because it serves an academic community, according to Keller. About 50 percent of HPRE's units turn over every year, versus about 10 percent for the rest of the market, she says. Each time a unit turns over, HPRE pays to have it cleaned and painted...
...there are precious few in that position now). But that should be no surprise to anyone. For the first 20 years of the century, women couldn't even vote. Every time I think of that, it startles me. Even as Edith Wharton wrote many of her novels, as Helen Keller graduated from Radcliffe with honors, even as women--tens of thousands of them--typed the documents and ran the offices and manufactured the arms that led to victory in World War I, we still could not vote...
Their assignment was to locate two hard-to-find campus landmarks--Helen Keller's tribute to Annie Sullivan and the rhinoceros statues--and to ask socratic questions of people in the Square...