Word: parked
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...family just gave you a brand new little sports car for your birthday, and you're just dying to bring it up to school and zip around Boston. No more trips home on Amtrack, no more mad dashes for the last subway out of Park St. You're a free spirit now, a real independent individual...
...students; but only 94 of those students are undergraduates. Just slightly more than one per cent of the undergraduate population here spends $220 a year for 24-hour a day, 7-day a week, on-campus space. And with only a few minor exceptions, all of these undergraduates must park their cars at the Business School...
Robert J. Burns, acting director of the University parking office, says the requirement that all undergraduates park their cars at the Business School is a rule set "long ago" by the Council of Deans. Like many other Harvard institutions, the rule has continued through the yeas; and Jesse Garner, a staff assistant in the parking office, says, "we (the parking office) can't really change policy although it;s obvious that something needs to be done. I guess no student has shaken the tree hard enough...
Prior to this year, students at the Quad parked their cars on the streets around Radcliffe, despite a University regulation that "undergraduates living in a dormitory and residents of any University housing, may not park motor vehicles on any Cambridge street between the hours...
This year, however, Cambridge has made most of the streets by Radcliffe "residents only" parking areas, requiring people who park on those streets to obtain a Cambridge residency permit. This residency permit is not available to students unless they declare their residency in Cambridge which would jeopardize their voting rights, scholarship eligibility and other benefits from their home states...