Word: underpasses
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...reported in 1971 Crane was duly rewarded with some legal business at the other end of the state. Although Harvard had at the time offered to build a much larger parking garage on the site and then give it to the city in the manner of the University's underpass deal between the Yard and the Science Center, the city council passed Sullivan's project without giving the Harvard proposal much thought...
Damages occurred when coupling broke Thursday night, causing flooding in the steam tunnels, Widener Library and the underpass near the Science Center...
...like I was a peasant," Nhu complained, "but Harvard was incredible." And in May 1964, Harvard saw its first semi-political riot in years: police used dogs and clubs to break up 1500 demonstrators trying to save 70 sycamore trees, slated for replacement by a Mem Drive underpass at Boylston Street (the plans were later revised). Of course, it was only semi-political: the next week, Harvard students swelled the ranks of the 100 demonstrators against a ban on elevator riding at the Chandler School for Women in Boston, chanting, "We want dogs!" John U. Monro '34, the dean...
...really wanted Cambridge to build an underpass beneath Boylston St. at the intersection of Memorial Drive. The Metropolitan District Commission came up with the idea; the Cambridge Planning Board, the University, and more than 1000 Harvard and Radcliffe students opposed...
...Three underpasses--the others were at River St. and Western Ave.--were to be built. But opposition to the plan delayed the start of construction in March 1965, and the underpass, like a few other Harvard area construction projects, went under...