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...easy for both to say that the UC has enough money to give to all student groups, including HoCos. But it is right to say that, with all the other initiatives the UC is leading, HoCos will never get the magnitude of funding they need. The Loker Pub, Lamont Cafe, and the renovations to Hilles that the President’s Office is paying for are good ways to improve student life as a whole. To enhance House life, however, HoCos...
...McLoughlin pointed to increased social space throughout campus—including the College Lamont Cafe, the New College Theater, and the new Dance Center—as evidence of a widening “center” of campus, which will encourage students to become more mobile...
...back as 1998, Chem 5 (a 9 a.m. class) placed its lecture videos online to praise from both students and faculty, and, apparently, at the time the changes had little effect on attendance. And slightly more ambitious students could always have watched many of their lectures at Lamont library, where taped copies of major classes had been kept on reserve for years.But digitization holds a special place in 21st century hearts, as well it should: even a Lamont library decked out in comfortable chairs and open 24 hours can’t compete with the possibility of combining digital lecture...
...Quad Library will extend its hours and increase its reserves, Harvard College Libraries (HCL) announced last Thursday. The announcement came on the heels of a protest last week by a Quad-based advocacy group, Quad United Against (Library) Discrimination (QUAD). The protest occurred simultaneously with a celebration of Lamont Library’s new 24-hour service that drew over 1,500 students. Beginning Nov. 5, the Quad Library will be open on Saturdays from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. and will increase its coursepack reserves, Associate Librarian of Harvard College for Collection Management Marilyn Wood wrote...
Harvard can only claim one representative—Nobel laureate and Lamont University Professor Amartya Sen—among the world’s top 10 public intellectuals, according to Foreign Policy (FP) and Prospect magazines.This sparse showing comes after Harvard was a dominant presence in a list of the top 100 public intellectuals that the two magazines released in late September. Ten University affiliates were included in that group—the most of any institution worldwide.The final rankings, released last week, were determined by an online vote in which the public was able to rank their top five...