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HARVARD WEIGHS CHOICES IN ALLSTON TOP OPTIONS: LAW SCHOOL, SCIENCE HUB
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As Harvard University enters a delicate planning phase for its 100
acres of land in Allston, officials are coalescing around two leading
proposals: creating a professional-school campus that includes moving
the Law School from its storied Cambridge site, or developing a
science research park that would advance President Lawrence H.
Summers' goal of turning Harvard and Boston into an East Coast rival
to Stanford and Silicon Valley.
Harvard officials say pieces of a third option under co...
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AUTUMN SIGHTING: THE WING-TIPPED HARVARD RECRUITER FOR LAW SCHOOL'S FINEST, IT'S OPTIONS APLENTY
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; Dino Sangiamo had some time to talk, but not a lot of time. He led the way to a bench in Pound Hall, polished black shoes clicking on the floor. He sat down, taking care not to muss his charcoal-gray suit. He adjusted his tie. He glanced at his watch. Sangiamo is 24, a second-year student at
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