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Harvard's offer of $200,000 to the Riverside area was first made in 1964 when the City refused to sell the Corporal Burns playground to Harvard even though it was the only piece of non-Harvard owned land left adjacent to the Peabody Terrace Married Student Housing.
A. There are immediate problems in the housing area, even though Harvard has done more in the past few years than it has in its history to try to improve the housing situation in Cambridge. The University has launched an unprecedented effort, which in some cases is nearing completion, to...
Yet the Kennedy Center (a designation assigned in 1964) is arguably the most frigid tribute a modern architect has paid to the muses. To walk down the river terrace, with its 630 feet of polished white Carrara wall monotonously glittering like a new kitchen, past the finned, bronze-anodized columns...
In Rome, a city that takes its singing seriously, the uproar was reminiscent of the time Maria Callas failed to complete a performance of Bellini's Norma. This time it was Aretha Franklin, who had been touring the country while the Italians hailed her as La Regina del Soul...
Meanwhile, 888 Memorial Drive, a huge, barnlike building near Peabody Terrace, has been newly cleaned and painted over. Spray-panted slogans-"Welcome Sisters," "Free Ericka and Angela"-are gone from the walls; the only words over the door read "Hingham Knitting Company."