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...future construction. An art museum would not be as disruptive as Peabody Terrace, and Riverside residents would serve their own interests best by working with the University to modify existing proposals to address their concerns—including protecting their view of the river and ensuring that local traffic and parking problems do not worsen—while also permitting the University to build a museum tall enough to be functional...
...battle of their own over the planned Center for Government and International Studies (CGIS) tunnel, which would connect CGIS’ two proposed buildings under Cambridge Street. Although construction would generate noise and would create a temporary eyesore, the tunnel would have little impact on the neighborhood upon completion. Traffic on Cambridge Street would move more smoothly, since fewer University staff would cross the street on foot during the day to move between the buildings. And with a tunnel, CGIS would only need one loading dock, not two—benefiting the neighborhood in the long run Rather than work...
...fall of 50 we all moved into the various houses. I landed at Eliot where the tutor was much loved. He was a Greek scholar and sometimes forgot that all of us lived in the twentieth century. He would, over a glass of sherry, refer to the traffic along the river as those boxes traveling from nowhere to some place else! Also resident in Eliot House was a senior editor of the Encyclopedia Britannica. He used to do his morning exercises in the buff and one day the biddy (a term used to describe the wonderful Irish maids...
Parallel Parking: City Cracks Down on Student Traffic...
Compiled by the city’s Traffic, Parking, and Transportation Department (TPTD), the report also found that only 37 students of the estimated 3,300 in the river Houses had applied for residential permits this year...