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May 2009
MAY 2009: Harvard University Hospitality and Dining Services announces that it will eliminate most hot breakfast options in the residential houses beginning the following semester as part of a series of budget cuts across the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Other cuts include the closure of two campus cafes, the downgrading of three junior varsity teams to club status, and reduced shuttle service.
Discussion and a Drink
A.R.T. Artistic Director Diane Paulus and Stephen Schwartz, creator of the musicals Wicked, Pippin, and Godspell hold a discussion about the American musical to a full crowd at Club Oberon Tuesday evening.
Discussion and a Drink
A.R.T. Artistic Director Diane Paulus and Stephen Schwartz, creator of the musicals Wicked, Pippin, and Godspell hold a discussion about the American musical to a full crowd at Club Oberon Tuesday evening.
Another Starbucks?
The central Harvard Square space previously occupied by Alpha Omega Jewelers will not host a Pinkberry Frozen Yogurt as speculated, but could possibly be the home of a new Starbucks
First Day of School
Students make their way across a sunny Tercentenary Theater Wednesday afternoon on the first day of shopping period.
Changes at Cardullo's
Kelly Dugas Coveney, member of the Chair Club since 2006. shows an award she received from the Cambridge Police Department for collecting emergency callback numbers from city businesses.
Lame Duck Down
Lame Duck Books is closing their Arrow Street store on September 25th, leaving the square with one less place to find rare and unusual books, manuscripts, photographs, and art.
Battle of the Banks
Citizens Bank, like many banks in the square set up information booths in an attempt to reach Harvard newcomers.
Battle of the Banks
Cambridge Savings Bank, like many banks in the square set up information booths and handed out water in an attempt to reach Harvard newcomers.
Changes at Cardullo's
Cardullo’s recently took the television out of their front display window, much to the chagrin of a number of Cambridge residents, specifically the members of the Chair Club, who would sit outside and watch the Red Sox play through the window.
Changes at Cardullo's
Chair Club members Kelly Dugas Coveney and Robert Marshall sit side by side. The pair work together, and are equally distraught by Cardullo's decision to remove the TV screen.
Changes at Cardullo's
Kelly Dugas Coveney, who has been a member of the Chair Club since 2006. Her history with the club runs deep: she met her husband—Dennis Coveney, the self-professed CEO and founder of the club—at one of its meetings in 2006. The couple was married in front of the television screen on April 6, 2009, the opening day for the Red Sox.
Battle of the Banks
Bank of America, like many banks in the square set up information booths in an attempt to reach Harvard newcomers.
