Word: residente
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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“Community” is a liberally used term. Rosenblum, a resident of Pforzheimer House, argues that you can’t truly understand communal life until you’re inextricably bound up in it.
Meanwhile, at the Center for High-Energy Metaphysics, some rocket scientist pulled the fire alarm, a few days after those crazy Co-op kids almost burned down their kitchen. The long-suffering Cambridge fire department responded, sirens blaring, and a furious resident screamed after fleeing revelers: “NO...
A 1920s Greenwich Village-style salon in Quincy House? John C. McMillian, resident tutor and lecturer on history and literature, thinks so. His evening chat sessions—so far there have been five—have covered topics like withdrawal from Iraq and global famine relief. Heavy stuff for...
Cynthia K. Sam, a Cambridge resident, spoke about the evils of leaf blowers.
Roy Bercaw, a Cambridge resident who said he represented the “Cambridge Society of Invertebrate Heterosexuals,” also discussed the alcohol cap licensing policy.