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Having taken 10 years off after her freshman year at Harvard to play professional tennis, Erika R. de Lone ’05 returned to Harvard and lived off-campus. She was affiliated with Mather House but notes, “Everyone else was pretty much on-campus so I felt like more of an outsider. Dudley is more inclusive and a great option to have...
...officer was dispatched to Mather House to investigate an alleged larceny. An person reported a fraud, which exacted a total loss of $500, when he or she was given a fake check and had attempted to cash...
Under the new system, the Houses would be divided into four color-coded “neighborhoods.” Quad houses would comprise the orange neighborhood Lowell, Quincy, and Adams, the blue; Kirkland, Eliot, and Winthrop, the red; and Leverett, Dunster, and Mather, the green. The two blocking groups that wish to live near each other would still consist of up to eight members each, and would be placed in different houses in the same neighborhood...
Students specifically targeted the height and width of the building, which will obstruct light and significantly diminish the pathway and park behind Leverett, a path many students take to and from Dunster and Mather Houses...
...trek down to Peabody Terrace––which, honestly, is only three minutes past Mather away from Harvard Square––you’ll make out two enormous, irregular semicircles jutting out from Peabody’s garage. And while you may struggle to decide whether this is a primary-colored pimple on the already blemished architecture of Peabody or a sculpture by a famous artist, it does fit its surroundings...