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...Much like this past year’s decision to keep Lamont open all night, the 1956 campaign was a direct result of a lack of study space for students who wished to do work after 10 p.m., according to Albert B. Levin ’56, who was the president of the Student Council...
...Opportunities for studying outside your room during those years were slim to non-existent,” says Levin. “The basement under Memorial Chapel was opened to freshmen. There was clearly a need for extended library access...
9/19: 1,125 freshmen register at the College, 296 register for Radcliffe. Harvard decides to institute a $10 application fee to decrease the number of applications.9/26: Richard L. Dodds ’55 resigns as student council president. Albert B. Levin ’56 unanimously elected.9/29: Prescott Street apartments will house 200 college students. Overseers report calls College expansion “unavoidable,” need for larger faculty, three more houses.10/2: Holly Carleton is chosen as Miss Radcliffe ’59. WHRB, the undergraduate radio station, wins approval of football broadcasts a day later.10/5: School...
...bargained for. Lamont is open 24-hours a day during the week and until 12:45 Fridays and Saturdays, making it an attractive place for students to stay all day, leaving their books behind when they head out for lunch or a review session. But thanks to Michael I. Levin-Gesundheit ’08, a new library policy makes this less of an option. New signs posted throughout the library request that students not claim study space by piling up belongings or locking up laptops to library furniture. If a desk or carrel has been “reserved?...
MARCH 11, 2003 Ten professors spoke out harshly against a plan to eliminate shopping period in favor of preregistration. Music professor Robert D. Levin ’68 called the proposal “practically and aesthetically repugnant.” Another professor called for an emergency meeting to plan Harvard’s response to the looming invasion of Iraq...