Word: lamonte
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...addition, the College extended its shuttle service to avoid stranding Quadlings in Lamont, and in October ceded to protesters who were demanding extended hours for the Quad Library...
...such revision was necessary. Staffing issues did not seem to deter library users, who descended upon Lamont in droves. The Crimson reported on January 13, 1956 that almost twice the average number of students were using the library...
...Lamont’s later hours also had more wide-ranging effects—more gates to Harvard Yard were kept open until midnight to accommodate upperclassmen using Lamont, and the student victory inspired Radcliffe students to demand later hours during their reading and exam periods as well...
...solution? Keep Lamont open 24 hours. Spurred once again by The Crimson and the Undergraduate Council (UC), which published a detailed report on students’ late-night study habits, HCL put in place a two-year pilot program that since last September has kept Lamont open from 8 a.m. Sunday to 9:45 p.m. Friday...
...move was immediately immensely popular. Approximately 1,500 students showed up at Lamont on the night of October 17, 2005 for a party thrown by the UC to celebrate the Library’s new hours. Tempted by fruit tarts, chocolate mousse, and burritos, students arrived en masse at the dessert riot and disposed of the food within minutes...