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...plans at the Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA), said the BRA would not approve the amendment until the University indicated that it was close to being able to submit its new IMP. Task force members had objected to the amendment earlier this month on the grounds that it bypassed the normal planning process.But Task Force Chairman Ray Mellone dropped his protest last night, saying he did not want to impede the construction of a facility for Harvard’s Stem Cell Institute. “This is as workable as we’re going to get and I accept...
...down on/stop drinking. MHAAG members informed those who attended the meeting about the amnesty policy at University Health Services (UHS) regarding drinking-related admittances. The policy states that administrators will not punish students admitted to UHS for drinking. The group also discussed the differences between anxiety and normal stress and the differences between sadness and major depression. MHAAG’s pamphlet listed several resources for dealing with these and other mental issues. Students who attended the meeting were rewarded with cheesecake, chocolate-covered espresso beans, tortilla chips, and cheese-and-crackers...
...Chicago, there are lots of sour faces as passengers step off the South Shore Line's cramped 7:35 into Chicago's Randolph Street station from nearby Notre Dame University in South Bend, Ind. The 90-minute trip, along the electric-powered silver train that in normal years carries about 13,000 passengers a day in relative comfort, has seen daily ridership spike to over 17,000 at points in recent months. What was once a leisurely, relatively pleasant way to start off and end the workday has become an exercise in elbow wrestling...
Under legislation introduced last semester, the UC now allocates twice as much funding for each of these super suites than other rooms. It distributes seven $100 grants for normal parties, and three $200 grants for “super parties” each week...
...fact, a castle belonging to all of Harvard. Or something. From its birth in 1970, noisy, irresponsible shit has been going down in the TLR–and overworked and under-socialized students have been able to pretend from Friday night to Sunday morning that they go to a normal college. Robert M. Koenig ’06-’07, former Currier House Committee chair, says of the TLR, “It’s the first place we’ve been able to have so many people get together.” Koenig went...