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...undisputable that Harvard has made significant changes over the last three years to raise the level of happiness among undergraduates. Socially, the extension of on-campus party hours to 2 a.m. is a step in the right direction, and Loker Pub Nights have created a new important and popular social outlet for undergraduates. Academically, the problems noted by the COFHE survey have been cited in the Curricular Review, and plans to increase the Faculty have been instated. But while we are encouraged by the role of the administration in effecting some needed changes since 2002, more must be done...
Although DormAid does not in any way parallel the services provided by Harvard employees, the company has also made it a point to subscribe to the labor norms present on campus. All DormAid cleaning professionals are paid the same living wage that any similarly employed worker on-campus would receive. In this manner, DormAid is actively creating more jobs for low-income workers in the area and raising their rate of pay a full 25 percent above the off-campus rate...
...option of renting off-campus rooms rather than using their aid to pay for room and board at the College. In a random sample survey conducted by DormAid in November 2004, it was found that approximately 70 percent (with a margin of error of 7 percent) of students on-campus do not believe that economic disparities among students was an adequate enough reason to prevent DormAid from operating...
...search for more on-campus graduate housing, the Harvard Planning and Allston Initiative (HPAI) has decided to plunk down its latest project on Grant and Cowperthwaite streets. A building that will house more than 300 graduate students and faculty, the new construction will bring Harvard closer to its ultimate goal of housing 50 percent of graduate students on campus by 2011. With an underground garage and an attractive design the grad center is a much better use of the space than the parking lot that is currently there. Plus, with more over-21 year-olds nearby, Louie?...
...campus group want to spend all their time together, they will find a way to make it happen—often in ways detrimental to House community. If given a chance to live near each other, however, these same groups would be more likely to spend time in convenient, on-campus locations and would be much more likely to remain in the Houses they were assigned...