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...financial situation has forced the administration to rethink its funding priorities, to the dismay of some professors.Kirby has said that “students, by and large, will not experience this.” But even as Harvard infuses millions into student life enhancements such as the Lamont Café and Loker Pub, FAS has been cutting money elsewhere—including the elimination of the Group III budget, a $200,000 fund for renovating the Houses.“This is the problem when times are tough,” said Robert P. Kirshner, the master of Quincy House...
This week, the College will offer a glimpse of the future—it will serve coffee in Lamont. As part of the process of building a new café in Lamont Library, the College is conducting a student survey and hosting a coffee taste test. Coffee tasting will be held in Lamont tomorrow and Wednesday from 8 to 10 p.m. The student feedback will be bolstered by an online survey that asks students to rank personal preferences regarding coffee and snack offerings as well as to suggest a name for the new eatery. According to the survey website...
...recruited to manage and operate the pub. Corker and other organizers of the pub came across the name “Queen’s Head” while playing “The Harvard Game: 350 years of trivia,” a board game available at Lamont, Corker said. The name of the beer was proposed by five of the 40 seniors that were selected to go on a field trip to Harpoon Brewery to sample the beer, marking the contribution of the class of 2006, who will be long gone before the pub opens. Harvard Student Agencies...
...seems to be a matter of scope rather than her Harvard affiliation. The writing and publication of “Opal Mehta” lie entirely beyond the purview of her academic work and therefore beyond the purview of the Ad Board. That she drafted the manuscript in a Lamont carrel is wholly irrelevant...
...global imbalances and emerging markets while completely avoiding thorny issues such as compensation levels that have hovered around HMC in the past few years. The warm reception received by El-Erian was in stark contrast to a similar speech given by former HMC chief Jack R. Meyer in Lamont Library slightly over two years ago. Meyer was greeted outside by protestors outraged by multi-million dollar salaries paid to endowment managers, and faced questions about HMC’s external management and compensation structures. El-Erian, who has told The Crimson that both will remain unchanged, faced a welcoming audience...