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...contributions on that committee are positive," O'Neill says. "I don't see her presence as a detriment" to the city...
...O'Neill adds that the University's representatives in city committees generally do not vote on issues affecting Harvard...
...interviews over the past several years, O'Neill has stressed repeatedly that Harvard has become more sensitive towards city neighborhoods. She says Harvard neither would nor could build such architectural testaments to the University's dominance as Holyoke Center, Peabody Terrace and the new portion of Quincy House...
...doesn't seem like an unfair influence," O'Neill contends...
Defending the University's presence on such local committees, O'Neill says that Harvard representatives are often called in for technical assistance on housing and real estate issues. For example, she said city officials invited Spiegelman to serve on the board of the Housing Trust Fund because of her experience and expertise in housing matters...