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...Harvard Business School paid approximately $47,000 to connect a cable line to a single television in its luxurious athletic center Shad Hall, and now the school wants some of its money back, according to University sources...
...million voluntary contribution the University currently makes to the city includes payments to compensate for lost revenues from the Soldiers Field Park residential complex and the Business School's Shad Hall fitness center, McCluskey said. The University recently worked out an agreement to pay the city of Cambridge an additional annual $100,000 payment over the next 10 years to compensate it for land recently removed from the tax rolls. That increase brings Harvard's annual voluntary contribution to Cambridge to more than $1 million...
...River. Maine Governor John McKernan, facing a challenge from Democrat Joe Brennan, a strong environmentalist, startled the audience at his state-of-the-state address last month by , proposing to breach the 3,500-kW Edwards Dam on the Kennebec River. That would allow free passage of Atlantic salmon, shad and other fish for the first time since...
...about. These same misfits whose actions we generally indulge or ignore (and occasionally ridicule) aren't the harmless nuisances we've always thought they were; indeed, they're craftier than Bob Vila. Our representatives aren't whimpering dolts, they're wily entrepreneurs. A $65 fee for access to Shad Hall may not affect a lot of students, but soon, for a hefty percentage of the take, perhaps the UC will start selling off other "free" student services. Next time you're at the MAC waiting to use the overcrowded athletic facilities, think about paying $20 to use the Business School...
Undergraduates should not have to pay to use Shad Hall. The UC shouldn't cut any one-sided deals with the Business School; for once, it should adequately represent undergraduate concerns. I implore our representatives to stand up to the Business School and demand fair play. We should not have to pay for a service which we currently offer free of charge to graduate students. Eli Karsh...