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Many who see a changing relationship between Graham and her district point to the fact that she cast the decisive sixth vote to let MIT go ahead with its University Park development. Graham sided with the Council's five Independents to approve a rezoning proposal, on condition that MIT build 400 units of housing, 150 of them subsidized, as part of the development...
...document filed with the Cambridge tax assessors' office in fiscal 1987, the club claimed its parking lot should be taxed as residential property because Harvard students who live in nearby dorms park...
...Club's parking lot is a similar benefitof membership, Baker said, adding that thedocument filed with the assessors may imply thatothers also park in the lot. But Fly Clubpresident Joel S. Post '89 said that the parkinglot is restricted to members, club employees and"one spot is kept open for people passingthrough...
Republicans are not campaigning on campus because it would be "too controversial and would have no impact nationally," Louie said. All this week, Republican students are holding Bush/Quayle placards at the Park Street T stop and other congested areas during rush hour, Louie said...
Walsh said that rezoning will enable MIT to provide more housing for the Central Square area, particularly for lower income residents who have been assigned 150 spaces in University Park. "The area has been vacant for the last 14 years and done nothing for Cambridge," says Walsh. The councillor adds that the additional automobile traffic will be handled smoothly by improved traffic arteries...