Joseph M. Tartakoff

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UC, Administrators Meet on Allston Plan

Five University officials clustered by the door to the new Harvard in Allston display room in the Holyoke Center. It

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Harvard Planners Present Options at Allston Community Meeting

University planners presented a series of images depicting Harvard’s future campus in Allston to community residents at the Honan Allston

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Few Students Turn Out for Election Day

The Ward Eight, Precinct Three, polling station, set up in the lobby of Quincy House, saw a lot of student

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Candidates Seek Reelection

As Cambridge gears up for its City Council elections tomorrow, political hopefuls across the city are making a final push

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Allston Housing Battle May Loom

In a blow to Harvard’s efforts to take over the site of the Charlesview Apartments in Allston, the apartments’ owners

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Exhibit Showcases Allston Plans

Kathy Spiegelman, Harvard’s top planner, couldn’t fit Harvard Stadium onto the map. A house was in the way. “You just

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Fate of Allston Apartments Remains in Flux

In an attempt to acquire a prime tract of land in Allston, Harvard has offered to build a new apartment

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Airport Planner Hired for Allston

In a major centralization of Allston planning, the University has hired a new administrator to oversee development of Harvard’s future

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Fogg Could Find Temporary Home In Allston Tower Bought by Harvard

An office building that Harvard recently purchased in Allston is being considered as a site to house some of the

PLOTTING AGAINST POVERTY
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Student Groups Unite Against Poverty

Representatives from a range of student groups met for the first time Wednesday to mount a Harvard-wide campaign against poverty.

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Crowding in On Allston

The stately homes on Gordon Street in South Allston—on the other side of the I-90 turnpike—have seen better days. There

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Three Sites Touted for New Houses in Allston

A year after a faculty committee recommended that Harvard’s new campus in Allston include up to eight undergraduate Houses, at

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Credit Union To Open in Square

Harvard Square will be home to seven bank branches at the end of the month when the Harvard University Employees

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Two Eateries To Open as One Exits

Two new restaurants will open and one recent arrival will close in the latest shuffling of Harvard Square establishments. On

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Allston Crossing Planned

Only hours after a University task force released a report recommending that Harvard’s future campus in Allston be centered around

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