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...this preceded Harvard’s expansion to the banks of the Charles River—the Allston project of yore but with fewer low-income housing projects in the way. Adams House opened in 1935, and Quincy made its arrival down the street at the height of the modernist architectural movement of the 1950s, which explains why the House looks like a ski lodge...
...lack of formal oversight of CHA allowed the Alliance to eliminate necessary ob-gyn services from its North Cambridge, Riverside, and Windsor Street clinics earlier this year. “It’s time for the Council to really wake up and stand up for women, especially low income women who have been losing health care services,” she said. The cutbacks come at a time when CHA is facing serious budgetary problems. In March, the health care provider cut 9 percent of its workforce, according to the Boston Globe. Other councillors said that they were...
...finish just two shots behind third. After round one, this top four was already cemented. Sophomore Danny Mayer tied for the fourth-best individual performance and paced the team, shooting a 74 on day one and a 70 on day two—the daily low round in the field of 59. The course had been friendly to Mayer in the past. Last year at the tournament, Mayer tied for third individually and shot a 72 during the single round played. As a team, Harvard placed 10th out of the field of 17, as Sacred Heart won the 2007 championship...
...less than a dollar a day. The government has requested 30 billion shillings (nearly $500 million) to help resettle displaced people, and last week, the government appealed for another 7 billion shillings ($113 million) to fight malaria. It has also announced that supplies of HIV/AIDS drugs are running low...
...case, the expensive new Cabinet must get to work quickly to heal a country shattered after the December 27 vote. The ministers who join the new government will face daunting tasks. Economic growth is expected to be as low as 4% this year, down from nearly 7% last year. The 300,000 displaced have not returned to their homes, and resentments over ethnicity, land and resources still linger. Tension in the slums remains high. Kenya's population has exploded to more than 40 million, and the country is quickly running out of enough land for all its people...