Word: quaded
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...eyes to a new world—a whole year had passed by. “What happened?” Dartboard thought. Without Dartboard, who had commented on sexual shower escapades, the loss of “Super-Size,” a party shuttle to the Quad, or, most importantly, Brian C.W. Palmer ’86 stealing Dartboard’s pizza? No one, Dartboard thought, through an all-encompassing depression. Dartboard had failed—failed so completely that many thought Dartboard had died. Dartboard was ready to concede, but remembered that only Dartboard could bring...
McLoughlin, who moderated the workshop, said that he will continue to meet with members from Harvard Transportation Services to discuss the implementation of additional shuttle routes, new stops, and more frequent service to and from the Quad...
...estimated costs from $900,000 to $1,300,000, and each differs in how and when dinner would be offered. Two plans focus on “neighborhood” schemes, in which Annenberg and one dining hall in each of four upperclass neighborhoods—one in the Quad and three on the River—will have extended dinner hours. The third plan extends dinner one hour in Annenberg and all House dining halls. Although the latter plan is the most expensive, the extra cost is a necessary evil in order to finally institute a reform that students...
...room. Dozens of students who hoped to get on the 2 p.m. shuttle to Logan International Airport on Tuesday, Dec. 20 were turned away at the last minute due to a lack of luggage space. After the shuttle apparently allowed students without tickets to board at the Quad, some students who had purchased their tickets in advance through the Harvard Box Office could not get a place on the packed bus. Frank L. Washburn ’08, one of these disappointed students, quickly sent out an e-mail over the Quincy House open list sarcastically entitled...
...fourth floor allots space for a sizable conference area, a larger all-purpose room, a coffee bar, and a music practice room that should fit a four-piece band.But a mere ribbon-cutting ceremony will not guarantee that Hilles’ fourth floor will be used. The Quad Houses are already flush with gathering areas, and unlike heavily-trodden rooms such as the Currier Fishbowl, Hilles’ fourth floor is not likely to get casual foot traffic and therefore must become a destination in and of itself. It must be open 24 hours. We envision that it will...