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...complex nature of Harvard's collections also makes them precious--and susceptible to ruin due to age and deterioration. Heather E. Cole, librarian of Hilles and Lamont libraries, says "it's remarkable the way Hilles and Lamont have been built to last." While the undergraduate libraries and Widener do not face the same immediate dangers to their structures as in some decrepit Houses and buildings, the librarians say there are potential problems with the preservation of books...
...completed or drafted plans for all the required renovations of buildings and facilities, which have included the installation of ramps, elevators and wider doors. Dorothy Moser, consultant to Harvard's Program for the Handicapped, says. The establishment of the disabled student shuttle service and the soon-to-be-completed Lamont Library handicapped resource room represent Harvard's efforts to go beyond federal standards to accomodate the 43 self-identified disabled students here and to help many others, Moser adds. The required renovations--all part of an approximately $1-million project dubbed "the transition plan"--will be finished within...
Well, hey, it's reading period, and when there are only two days left of it, those days spent out on the golf course don't always get undivided attention. The Lamont nightlife tends to take over, if the fiber fatigue doesn't. And fourth place isn't really embarrassing when you wound up seventh last year...
Crosby, though disappointed, said he expects great things from next year's team. If Harvard improves at its present rate, it should take the Division One crown in 1982. Barring externalities, of course--like the nightlife in Lamont...
Citing the soon-to-be-completed Lamont Library Disabled Student Center as an example of the University's policy to increase facilities for disabled students, Randolph said Harvard has done more than simply accomodate students with physical disabilities...