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...much development at inopportune times with seemingly arbitrary reasoning. The current plan, which would bring an estimated 700 visitors at peak times to visit a three-story museum that houses approximately 80 parking spaces for 170 staff members, shows that Harvard has made little effort to accommodate neighbors??€™ concerns...
...secrets and personal embarrassments, Sage’s memoir is enjoyable because of its disclosure. Although exaggerated feelings make the reader weary in the beginning, the book soon assures the reader of its authenticity. The memoir takes a look into Sage’s family’s and neighbors??€™ heads in addition to her own. Sage does so objectively, without bias or pity, creating an honest atmosphere...
...should not be mandatory. Post-teen virgins should not be ostracized as some rare species. Yet popular culture tells us the opposite and encourages young adults, especially college students, to lose their virginity. Unfortunately, this rush is easily accommodated on college campuses, where newly found friends and neighbors??€”or random individuals at parties—become the sexual conquest...
...squeezed into our chairs, taking care not to knock the Red Stripes off our neighbors??€™ table. The seating was intimate but lively; we shared several conversations with our fellow diners. The clientele was diverse, as were the employees...
...commission should make decisions encouraging small business owners to open shop in the Square, not to push them out. Furthermore, it is unrealistic to hold the pizzeria owner responsible for noise levels on the street outside his neighbors??€™ residences. Iftikhar might be culpable for any noise coming directly from the establishment, but it is the job of the police to maintain tranquility in public areas...