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Judith York, the director of Yale??€™s Resource Office on Disabilities, says that Harvard and Yale face similar problems with their buildings because so many of them were built before the law required them to be accessible. In the past few years, Yale??€™s campus has undergone extensive renovations; three brand-new buildings, which will all be handicapped-accessible, are under construction. York says that because Harvard’s building renovations have not been as vigorous as Yale??€™s, it is difficult to compare the schools’ levels of access...
...randomization in 1996 and the subsequent reduction in the size of blocking groups. These problems were exacerbated because Harvard is severely lacking in institutional support for the space necessary for the unity of minority groups on campus. Unless Harvard is willing to make a commitment to something akin to Yale??€™s African American Cultural Center, then a move to a Yale-style housing system will be perceived as an assault on the unity of campus communities and groups organized around similar interests and ethnic identities...
...when Harvard faltered last weekend, the crew shone this weekend, rebuffing Yale??€™s advance with relatively little difficulty before extending its margin of victory with a sprint...
Upping its pace to 41 strokes in the final push, the Crimson left no doubt, finishing in 5:37.6 to Yale??€™s 5:41.3. Princeton finished a distant third...
...Harvard constituents but rather for observers outside campus. Very little about the vague text bears the mark of something originating in Cambridge. (Curiously enough, most of its dramatic suggestions were suggested in a report released exactly a year ago by a certain New Haven-based competitor. But in contrast, Yale??€™s report contains site-specific suggestions about how to implement each recommendation and was accompanied by details about how the feedback and comment period would progress.) But yesterday’s nauseating, fawning staff editorial in the Boston Globe—written in language scarily similar to that...