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...most significant development for Harvard in the 21st century. The University’s crossing of the Charles and southward expansion promise to produce valuable opportunities for scientific research, graduate education, and arts and culture. Allston’s impact on undergraduate life, however, is less certain.The Allston planners??€™ interim report, which was released in June, suggests several potential sites for up to four new undergraduate Residential Houses (ostensibly to replace Quad and DeWolfe housing sometime in the next 10 to 20 years). If the shift into Allston is to benefit all parties, including the College...
While the University has not begun clearing the land, planners??€™ visions for the new campus have already started to take shape...
Hong—the self-declared biggest poker aficionado of the three planners??€”said that 60 people signed up for the first round...
...arrive at a final decision, the planners??€”chiefly Associate Dean of Administrative Planning Leah R. McIntosh, who liases between University Hall and the Office for the Arts (OFA), and Associate Dean of Physical Resources and Planning David Zewinski—will have to deal with finding a suitable location, ensuring that the new space is not smaller than Rieman and jockeying with other constituencies over the limited spaces available...
...long as these considerations remain at the forefront of planners??€™ minds, the Big Dig can only help Boston. Harvard students who saved a few minutes of travel time returning from intersession can be thankful to the Massachusetts politicians and the legions of construction workers who are finally beginning to finish digging...