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Thomas J. Winslow
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Tenant Talk
Two years ago, Harvard's sales of small, rent-controlled houses to faculty members were the talk of the town. In fact,
Expansion
A quiet revolution took place this year on the top floor of Holyoke Center, headquarters for Harvard Real Estate, Inc.
Harvard Purchased Land Valued at $24.7 Million
Harvard, the Square's largest landlord, added several more properties to its extensive portfolio in 1986 in what may have been
THE BEST OF 1986
From Playboy Magazine's "Women of the Ivy League" issue to Harvard's splashy 350th celebration, it was an unusually unusual year
after the facts
Shucks. While sunning yourself back home on the beaches of Cleveland this summer, you missed all the hoopla surrounding Harvard's
A Chronology of Divestment Activism at Harvard
January 12, 1986: TUTU CALLS FOR DIVESTMENT Anglican Bishop Desmond M. Tutu calls on Harvard to divest at an appearance
Of Postage Stamps, Old Porters And the Wrong Anniversary
350 Harvard. For thousands of alumni, it's an excuse for four days of frolicking in the playground of their youth.
A Grating Problem
In the dead of winter last January, the City of Cambridge installed brand new steel grates over windows and heating
Put Substance Over Style
I MAGINE A John Harvard facsimile on wheels which would stand up at the flick of a lever and hand
Sullivan Elected Mayor by City Council
With unprecedented speed and little surprise, the Cambridge City Council unanimously elected a mayor at its inaugural Monday morning, as
A Harsh Silence
F IVE YEARS AGO, while Carol Trowbridge was working in her first-floor apartment early in the morning a man gained
Fifty Percent Cast Ballots in City Election
Cambridge voters went to the polls in moderate numbers yesterday to cast their ballots for nine City Councilors and six
Imposter Voting Checked
In an effort to deter illegal voting, Cambridge residents will be asked to show some form of identification before entering
Turnout to Be Light As City Votes Today
Windswept rains may keep voter turnout low today, as Cambridge residents head to the polls to select from among 31
City Council Race Full of Wildcards
Ask any veteran Cambridge political pundit, and he's bound to tell you why this year's race for nine City Council
