Word: space
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...interesting and convincing objection to Harvard's plan to build a hotel on the Quincy Square spot currently occupied by the Gulf station. Landes asked why, when the University is having so much trouble finding places for professors to work, would the administration propose to devote resources and valuable space for what would primarily be a profit-making venture...
...turned over to an outside developer and would not, at this point, house any University administrative or academic offices--it would be a purely profit-making venture for the school. It seems that it would not be as profitable for the University to build its hotel on that space; the Gulf station property on Mass. Ave. would not be as lucrative for offices, but a hotel would do well there...
...Space is sorely needed for academic purpose. Widener is running out of room to store its books, and a FAS report last spring concluded that most departments were experiencing severe and worsening space shortages. The response of Dean of the Faculty A. Michael Spence: he would raise the issue with President...
...conflict comes when the University plans to build a non-Harvard office building solely for money-making purposes at the time when the Faculty is in desperate need of space. The administration seems to have placed profits above academic concerns; before it go ahead with any plans, Harvard would do well to reexamine its values...
Bush and Salinas used upbeat language to describe their two-hour session at the Johnson Space Center in Texas. They gave few specifics in brief remarks afterward, but Bush aides said topics had included drugs, immigration, trade and Mexico's $102 billion international debt...