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Harvard students rarely involve themselves in Cambridge politics. But as the events of the last year have shown, this apathy comes at a cost. Although the council has no direct control over the Cambridge Licensing Commission, which reviews party hours and sets the closing time of Tommy??€™s House of Pizza, the city’s decisions can have significant impacts on the student experience. We urge Harvard’s registered voters to select councillors who will work for a productive relationship with the University and who will also serve Cambridge well...
Cambridge residents again foiled Mian Iftikhar’s attempts to let the kids get their Tommy??€™s pizza. He wants to stay open until 3 a.m., but the Cambridge License Commission doesn’t seem to want to let the place sell its sesame seed product for the extra...
Over the past few months, intrepid Crimson gumshoe Daniela J. Lamas ’03 has reported on the trials and tribulations of the new Tommy??€™s Pizza owner, Mian Iftikhar. While fighting valiently for the privilege to keep his pizza joint and convenience store open until 3am, Ifttikhar has shared some of his life story and rapid-fire wit with Lamas. Here is that story. Here is that...
Mian Iftikhar and his wife Bushra immigrated from Pakistan with high hopes in 1986. After years of pumping gas, cooking donuts and finally managing a Papa Gino’s, Iftikhar scraped together the money to purchase Tommy??€™s House of Pizza nine months ago. Excited to run the late-night Harvard institution and perhaps even open a 24-hour convenience store nearby, Iftikhar approached the city of Cambridge’s License Commission to transfer the pizza permit to his name...
...more, parties with extended hours are required by the Masters to be dry events and to take place in House public spaces rather than private rooms. Despite the Commission’s sensitivity to noise (as shown by its recent decision regarding the closing time of Tommy??€™s House of Pizza), House parties are already highly regulated, and residential areas are well shielded from any noise they produce...