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This view of the recently built Quincy Square, a welcome oasis of green and granite, brick and boxwood, was taken from an upper-story window of The Inn at Harvard. From this vantage point, the park's resemblance to a chambered nautilus is clearly visible. The scattered boulders--evoking glacial erratics--suggest the prehistory of the area. For more about the greening of Harvard Square, see Quincy Square.Photograph by Flint Born
In this issue's John Harvard's Journal:
$11,000,000,000 - Sold Off - Harvard Portrait: Lawrence Lessig - Quincy Square - If at First... - Education On-screen - PBHA Returns to the Fold - Law Library Amended - The Humanities: Remarks on a State Occasion - Brevia - Andean Classroom - The Undergraduate: All of Harvard's a Stage - Sports

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