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...bands to campus than funding may be the lack of a large on-campus venue, Lee said. Sanders Theatre’s capacity is “very small in comparison to the number of tickets we could sell,” she said, noting that tickets to last winter??s Roots concert sold out only days after they went on sale. The athletic department would have to approve use of a large-capacity venue like Bright Hockey Center, Lee said...
...This winter??s ad-hoc committee report suggested that Radcliffe centralize the famed Bunting Fellowship Progra m and call it the Radcliffe Fellowship Program—making the the fellows the core of the institute, as opposed to one program of many...
...high near 90 degrees. This isn’t necessarily undesirable, nor unreasonable—merely unseasonable. According to the heavens, we have six more weeks of spring before summer officially sets in; this heat wave has hit a bit early. And though March marked the beginning of spring, winter??s ghost has only recently departed, leaving behind a snowy swirl of April flurries. It’s as if we’ve gone straight from cold to hot with nothing in between. We’re missing that key transition...
...Footbridge. They can be found on the Quad’s grassy lawn, where the scampering of squirrels is chased a second later by the barking of a dog and, just slightly later, the gleeful squeal of a small child. Spring sounds invigorate the spirit, a heartening departure from winter??s solemn silence...