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City Council Takes Next Steps In Combating Affordable Housing Crisis
The Cambridge City Council spent more than a year debating an upzoning proposal before passing the legislation last month — ...
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‘Federal Funding Cliff’: Cambridge Prepares for Possible Cuts to Federal Funding
The City of Cambridge receives $23 million in federal funding — with millions more going to independent programs like the ...
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Eversource and Cambridge City Council to Hold Public Meeting About Energy Rates
The Cambridge City Council plans to hold a public meeting with the city’s energy provider, Eversource, to allow residents to ...
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‘Set Up To Fail’: How CPS Parents, Staff Say Cambridge’s School Choice Program Failed Kennedy-Longfellow
After an unanimous vote to close the Kennedy-Longfellow elementary school, K-Lo parents and CPS staff said that the ...
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In Private, Harvard Officials Tell Professors That New Antisemitism Definition Won’t ‘Ordinarily’ Limit Speech
In the wake of Harvard’s decision to extend its non-discrimination policies to Zionists, University leaders assured ...
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‘My Heart’s Broken’: First-Years Express Concern Over Eliot Renovations As Housing Day Approaches
Ahead of Housing Day on March 13, when first-year students are randomly assigned to one of the College’s 12 undergraduate ...
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Free Speech Is Alive and Well at Harvard. Why Aren’t Media Covering It?
If the media under-reports controversial conservative speech, it risks letting some ideas spread under-the-radar, preventing ...
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Harvard Re-Enters Debt Market With $450 Million Bond Sale
Harvard University will re-enter the debt market this week, issuing $450 million in tax-exempt bonds to “finance and ...
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Harvard Students Must Stand for Their Beliefs
Whether we like it or not, people pay attention to what happens on our campus, and Harvard students can make a tremendous ...
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Conservative Faculty Need Affirmative Action
Affirmative action for conservatives would achieve what affirmative action was originally meant to do, which was to make ...
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This Housing Day, Quad Every Sophomore — Seriously
The time has come for Harvard to rethink housing. It has the opportunity to build a stronger community and a fairer living ...
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Artist Profile: Katie M. Runions ’25 on Directing, Dramaturgy, and A.R.T.’s ‘The Odyssey’
Runions understood the immense task of filling up the 550-seat Loeb Proscenium with a production — having just done it ...