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Tenants at a Harvard owned building on Ware St. are continuing their efforts to deny University workmen access to their apartments and one resident has field a court complaint charging Harvard Real Estate (HRE) with trespassing...
...tenants charge that HRE's plan to replace existing windows at the 9-13A Ware St. building with high-cost, energy-saving thermopane windows will raise rents unfairly. Because the work is being done in the wintertime, it may also create a health hazard. Robert Epstein, a spokesman for the 47-member group, said recently...
...Vice President Robert Silverman said Friday that Harvard lawyers consider the entry of the Ware St. apartments legal. He explained that "nearly 50 percent" of the window replacements have been completed and that he has so far received no complaints about illness due to cold weather from the building's 100 tenants...
...Ware, however, does offer some advice for the sophomore who wishes to study women in greater depth. She points in particular to Gen Ed 100. "Introduction to Women's Studies," a new interdisciplinary offering that she says "goes a long way towards giving some coherence to courses on women." In addition. Ware suggests taking as many departmental offerings as possible in women's studies, doing independent study, and doing papers on women's topics in regular courses. Williams agrees with this advice, but says she has been relatively unsuccessful in trying to make her own concentration. Social Studies, more responsive...
...even if they hope for a day when all studies will include the role of women equally. "My feeling is that as we get more courses into the curriculum and more faculty members able to teach them, it becomes possible for Harvard to perceive it as a possible concentration." Ware says. But she emphasizes that such a development will necessarily take time and dedication on the part of women's studies advocates. China concurs. "That's an ideal which I agree with," she says. "Women's studies should be a part of what everyone looks at. The fact...