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Alejandro B. Fernandez ’04, one of five students who are working to save the store, said Celeris would be able to stay afloat if it drew 13 to 14 percent of the Quad population daily...
Celeris was opened two years ago for Quad residents who felt that they had less access to amenities than students living elsewhere. News of Celeris’ potential closure sparked debate on the Cabot-open list...
...There is a small group of very loyal customers there who think it really adds a lot to the Quad,” said Mayer...
...news vans are gone. There are already fewer marked police vehicles patrolling the streets. Without the media lights and headlights, the streets are again dark. We are again afraid. Women in the Quad have been shouting for years. The women of the River are now joining in their cries. For every additional day of hesitation, there is another unsafe night we all must face. We are meant to be students, not statistics...
Another means of increasing safety on campus is 24-hour universal keycard access. House affiliation means nothing when a dangerous situation presents itself to a student who lives in the Quad but happens to be down by the River. The only thing of importance is finding a safe haven. Right now, the situation is Houses, Houses everywhere, yet we can’t swipe in. We are all Harvard students, and these are all our Houses. We need access to them whenever necessary...