Word: matthewes
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...Harvard Yearbook Publications, which produces the Freshman Register and senior yearbook, operates out of a hard-to-find location, and its work goes relatively unnoticed by many students, according to President Matthew A. Steinert...
...Littauer Library. Few books are stored in the basement of the library, which opened in 1939 and contains collections on economics, government, and political science, along with the Environmental Science and Public Policy Archives. The flooding was caused when a cap in a water line broke, according to Matthew P. Stec, the building manager who was on scene coordinating the clean-up effort. Stec said yesterday evening that it was too soon to say how much damage had been caused by the flood. He added that a private mold mitigation company had been called to assist with repairs. Through...
...time, UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 said that overhauling the website would be a priority...
Undergraduate Council (UC) President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 adjourned the final council meeting of his tenure on Saturday evening to a standing ovation from council members and friends. The meeting was more festive than usual. Although a request over the UC’s e-mail list to have cocktails before the event went unanswered, members ceremoniously popped the corks of several champagne bottles during the evening’s farewell speeches. About a dozen of Glazer’s friends and blockmates wore pink “Viva el Presidente” t-shirts with Glazer?...
...diarrhea in some of the Cabot tunnels that was not immediately cleaned away. However, now that the spread of the virus has been slowed and most of the students have recovered, the mood around the house is light-hearted, said Kargere and numerous Cabot students. Cabot House sophomore Matthew T. Valji created a Facebook group titled “The Cabot Virus Sucks Ass.” Others have suggested making t-shirts celebrating their survival. Upon first mention of the virus, Kargere referred to it as “the plague.” Cabot and Harvard were...