Word: schrager
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...Leverett House, the atmosphere grew tense and divisive as 300 of the house's 450 residents signed a petition demanding the removal of the grates. "On the one hand, people were terribly concerned about the danger posed by homeless people," says house resident Julie S. Schrager '86, who described the situation for the CBS Evening News. "But on the other hand, there were very compassionate people who couldn't see the danger, but only the problems faced by those [homeless] people...
...politicians are saying that Harvard's insensitive posture toward the area's homeless population hasn't changed significantly. "The University took the easiest way out by taking the grates off and realizing that the media would not, and could not, concentrate on the more serious issue of homelessness," says Schrager, who volunteered for the Food Salvage. "Harvard wasn't caring, only clever...
Starting last week, student volunteers picked up leftovers from the Leverett, Winthrop, Adams, and Lowell dining halls, and collected donations from Harvard Square restaurants, according to Harvard Food Salvage co-director Julie Schrager...
Starting this week, student volunteers will pick up leftovers from the Leverett, Winthrop, Adams, and Lowell dining halls, and collect donations from Harvard Square restaurants, according to Harvard Food Salvage co-director Julie Schrager...
...both their names: Christopher Reeve and Jack Nicholson, for example. But in the crush of the reopening of Manhattan's Studio 54, at least as many other notable nighttime nabobs were left out in the rain. Conspicuous by their presence inside, were former Owners Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager. All told, 10,000 invitations went out for a club that legally accommodates only 1,800. "It was so crowded," said Designer Klein after his twirl on the dance floor with Brooke, "that absolutely nothing could come between her and her Calvin...