Word: shelterer
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Ironically, current shelter space in Cambridge is not limited by lack of funds or volunteers, but by a city ordinance which limits the number of community residences in Cambridge neighborhoods. Vellucci's comment--made at a recent meeting of the Cambridge City Council to discuss changing the law--sets a standard to which the city should aspire, but unfortunately one which it does not meet...
Under the current ordinance, only one shelter is permitted per 5000 Cambridge residents. Under the proposed ordinance, neighborhoods would be assessed in terms of number of beds rather than number of facilities. The number of beds allowed in each neighborhood would increase from four to 10 per 100 residents. A final provision in the proposal is the possibility of a special permit, enabling community residences to be built in neighborhoods that have already reached the density limit...
...continues to suffer unexplained breakdowns, lapsing into semi-poetic word association, noises, and archaic spelling. These breakdowns jar all the more powerfully as they occur within passages of complete textual self-control. They undermine the text's tacit claim of logic leaving a wasteland devoid of any structure, any shelter...
Also giving presentations were Wayne Meisel '82, who helps other college campuses develop public service programs, and Steven G. Kalar, co-director of the PBH-sponsored University Lutheran Shelter...
True to form, Vellucci proposed placing Army-style barracks or mobile homes in Harvard Yard as a way of dealing with the homeless problem. At other times, Vellucci has suggested that the Lampoon castle be converted into a homeless shelter and Harvard Yard be paved over as a parking...