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...middle of Harvard Yard if the University didn’t solve the parking problem.NO ONE IN THE DRIVER’S SEATWhile a number of authorities proposed solutions to the space crunch, no one seemed willing to lead the charge, and a consensus was hard to come by. Patrick F. Ready, the chief of police for Cambridge, wanted to ban all cars in the College except those belonging to seniors and faculty. Others, including mayor John J. Foley, looked to alternate side of the street parking as the solution. Only City Manager John J. Curry...
Before the rally, Obama and Patrick took questions from reporters at a small press conference. When one reporter asked Obama how his endorsement would help Patrick, Obama replied that he is simply “a good warm-up act” for the gubernatorial candidate, and that the reason that over 2,000 campaign supporters were expected at the rally was “because of the excitement about Deval.” Patrick added later that “you know your campaign is on fire when your warm-up act is Barack Obama...
...enters the convention this weekend, Patrick, a former Dunster House English concentrator, is coming off a strong week. He picked up the endorsement of two congressmen—Rep. John F. Tierney and Rep. John W. Olver—and announced that he has raised over $470,000 in the month of May and $3.7 million over the course of the campaign. Both numbers are Massachusetts primary fundraising records...
...Patrick is expected to win the official endorsement of the state central committee this weekend, which requires support of two-thirds of the convention delegates. Candidates who receive the backing of 15 percent of the delegates win a spot on the Democratic primary ballot. In the primary race this September, Patrick is expected to face both Reilly and Christopher F. O. Gabrieli ’81, a former Eliot House resident and the 2002 Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor...
Apart from Obama, Patrick had some additional Harvard Law School support on Thursday night. Listed with their spouses as event sponsors were Boskey Professor of Law Lani C. Guinier ’71, Professor of Law Heather K. Gerken, who is departing for Yale in the fall, and Professor of Law David J. Barron ’89, a former Crimson president...