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...January, Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino wrote a letter to MTA Chair Amorello, asking that no sale be made until the city had completed a review of the rail yard??known as Beacon Park—and its economic impact on the region...
...have a little publicity thing in mind,” Walsh reveals. “I’d love to come off the T-station in Harvard Square someday and see a sign that says ‘Harvard Yard?? with picture of the baseball field and an arrow pointing the other way. You’ll see that someday. I’m working on that...
...vaunted season is nearly upon us, and with it the highlights of the yearly campus cycle. This is the traditional season of flowers and sex, lounging and landscaping, life-changing term papers and major administrative policy changes. It is the season when green goo is sprayed over the Yard??s bare spots to approximate verdure and encourage growth; when grad students emerge like squirrels from their hollows to bask with Bordieu and Benjamin in front of the Barker Center amidst the cigarette butts...
...somewhat” send our troops into battle. When so many lives are at stake, every citizen has a responsibility to take a stand. This doesn’t mean that we all should choose sides and line up for a battle of the bullhorns in Harvard Yard??as long as the Iraq war has the support of our government and a substantial majority of the American people, I don’t feel the need to demonstrate for war in the streets. My support for our troops in Iraq, however, isn’t half-hearted...
...would be required to connect with students and popularize their names and goals in order to win elections. Campaigns would of course bring with them some perennial trivialities, but the vibrant discussion of curricular reform is the larger goal. Simplistic posters and competing color schemes decorating the Yard??are small sacrifices for the long-term discussion that elected representation would catalyze. The curricular review committees should be the subject of student attention throughout the year, not just when decisions are handed down...