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...other ethnicities and I haven’t seen that a lot. It is easy to fall into the trap where you say this is a community that celebrates a certain ethnicity, but it’s actually only celebrated by that ethnicity.” Although Nathan P. Whitfield ’09, who is a member of the BSA, acknowledges the importance of ethnic and cultural groups, he worries that students who spend a lot of time devoted to their racial community often “get into the habit of sticking with these groups...
...tree was removed? These are our questions. We believe they deserve serious and detailed answers from both Harvard and the City. Mary Power’s assurance that “trees do eventually have health issues” doesn’t work for us. SARAH SMITH KEVIN WHITFIELD Cambridge, Mass...
...Kevin Whitfield described the resolution’s claims as “a reasonable conclusion that Harvard University may bear some or all of the responsibility for the loss of this tree...
...removal of the tree, a few dozen Cambridge residents signed a petition to “speak up for our silent sentinel ash standing here during the Civil War.” “The tree is down, but the issues remain,” said Kevin Whitfield, a Cambridge resident who was involved in the attempt to save the tree. “Harvard and the City Manager make arrangements amongst themselves that save them a lot of money,” he said. “The neighbors are in complete fog. They don?...
...really disgust me,” she said, adding that she saw another cockroach while she was taking a shower a few days later. It was resting on her shampoo bottle. “They cling to things. And they’re huge.” Nathan P. Whitfield ’09 saw nearly ten cockroaches as a dorm crew captain in Lowell house during last year’s spring clean-up. Whitfield and his dorm crew saw four live cockroaches—and a dead one—scattered on the walls, in the shower...