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...April, Harvard officially notified Boston of its desire to amend its existing Institutional Master Plan, a longterm document that Boston requires all universities to submit outlining the intended uses of their property...
...Behnisch acknowledged the importance of continuity, arguing for the construction of smaller buildings with varied sizes to maintain the atmosphere of the Cambridge campus. In order to begin construction in Allston, the University must file an amendment to its current Institutional Master Plan (IMP), a longterm development blueprint, with the city. Kathy Spiegelman, Harvard’s top Allston planner, said the University will file the amendment on Friday. The University also plans to submit a draft of a new 50-year plan to the city within the next year and a half. Gerald Autler, the project manager for Harvard?...
...Committee member Alfred B. Fantini said that CityStep’s future role in the city’s schools “hasn’t come to a policy level yet.” Graney said that the group was looking ahead and seeking to secure its longterm relationship with CPS. “We’re not reacting to situations in Cambridge Public Schools, but we’re looking ahead to challenges that lie before CityStep and trying to work with our contacts in Cambridge Public Schools to preemptively respond,” he said...
...want to hurt Canada. I love Canada. As I get older, more and more I start singing about Canada. My wife?s a California girl, so she loves to be near the ocean, and I love to be near her. So I?m probably going to be here longterm. But a part of me, I don?t know, maybe I?ll get a cabin up in Canada so when I?m older I can sit on the gold coast up in B.C. and look around. Or be up in the Rockies up there around Banff or something. I wouldn...
...Says Mason Sexton, president of Wall Street's Harmonic Research: "You don't stand in the way of this bull if you value your life." He thinks the Dow will probably pierce 1600 before declining grudgingly. David Bostian, president of Manhattan's Bostian Research Associates, is optimistic about the longterm outlook for stocks but warns that the bulls may stumble in the next few months. Says he: "We're way overdue for a steep correction. An investor should not be doing aggressive new buying...