Word: overcrowdedness
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Some tutors said that with dining halls overcrowded and loud, less noise from phones would benefit students.
"Everyone wins," says Mary Anne Ward, president of Schools at Work, a work-site-school consulting firm. "Companies can set up a school for as little as a few thousand dollars and then use the school as a recruiting and retention tool. Overcrowded school districts don't have to find...
Just a year ago, Vicksburg parents weren't such loyal customers. Like most school districts along the lower Mississippi, Vicksburg's had long hovered outside the orbit of education reformers. It was still largely segregated, and year after year its test scores stagnated. The schools were so overcrowded that at...
And while the new proposal (which was presented in only the most general terms) does address some issues of design and massing raised by neighbors, it does not begin to address an issue we have been trying to put on the table for three years: An academic center with classrooms...
A resilient Harvard accommodated the growing classes. Lamont Library opened in January 1949, and the undergraduates entrenched in the overcrowded Widener Library reading rooms left the University libraries for their own.