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Most of his friends graduated as scheduled, while O’Mary moved off-campus to live with his girlfriend, now his wife, Jessica R. Taylor ’99. When he’d bought an engagement ring for Taylor in Houston and brought it to Florida for a Tipper trip, Mrs. Gore was in on it and told stories about the Vice President proposing to her on one the bridges over the Charles...
...Which do you prefer: performing a student’s work or producing a work by a famous, off-campus playwright? Do you feel at all drained after performing...
...Off-campus, it is equally important that Harvard work with the city of Cambridge to light Cambridge Common. The area in and around the poorly-lit municipal park has been a crime hotspot for years. Harvard students, on their way to and from the Quad, frequently traverse the park at night—and are not likely to stop. That the Common is outside of the College’s official jurisdiction should not make it untouchable; where students’ safety is at stake, the College has an obligation...
Tonight, we’re on our way to Inman Square to drop off Rachel S. Bolden ’06. Bolden, whose blockmates live in Currier, uses the shuttle five times a week to travel to and from her off-campus apartment. “I’m always afraid they [the dispatchers] keep your number and say, ‘Oh it’s that girl from Prospect Street again,” Bolden jokes with Moran...
...Yale. Harvard is undoubtedly superior to our New Haven rivals in all respects—but when it comes to partying, the contrast can start to seem grim. Elis have late-night food, administration-sanctioned “party suites” and relaxed party curfews; we have limited off-campus options for eating and socializing after dark and our dorm parties have to stop an hour after midnight. The “People’s Republic of Cambridge” will not be looking to relax city licensing laws anytime soon. But I refuse to believe that Harvard...