"Harvard said at the end of the last councilterm that they would be more community sensitive,"said Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves '72.
"I think that Harvard should know better," hesaid.
Reeves, who lives in a rent controlledapartment, voted in favor of both resolutions.
The council will send a copy of the welcome toboth the future tenant and his landlord. Only acopy of the request for new housing arrangementswill be sent to Harvard Real Estate.
The council resolution is public record andWalsh expressed an interest in sending a copy ofthe second ordinance to Prince Frederick himself.
'Something Rotten'
Cambridge residents at the council meeting alsoexpressed outrage that the prince would be livingin a rent controlled home.
"There's something rotten in the state ofDenmark," said William R. Noble of the CambridgeTenants Union