Tent City Cambridge MA

Cambridge campers live in a new Tent City surrounded by Harvard University. It is just steps from Harvard's Littauer Center of Public Administration where students learn to be public administrators? This high profile tent city is also steps from Harvard Law School's Gannett House, occupied by the Harvard Law Review. When President Obama was a student at Harvard Law School his colleagues elected him President of the Law Review. High profile public administrators, high profile lawyers and a tent city nearby. Harvard suffered a big loss to their endowment in 2009, losing about $11 billion. Harvard remains the richest university in the United States. Residents at Cambridge Tent City were not available for comment on Harvard's lost billions.

http://www.thecrimson.com/article.aspx?ref=528945

Minus $11 Billion
HMC should reflect on how we manage our money
Tuesday, September 15, 2009 10:31 PM
By THE HARVARD CRIMSON STAFF

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[The Boston Globe published an editorial about this setting on October 9, 2009. The Cambridge Chronicle complained that the Globe "stole" one of their stories. I have no evidence that anyone saw my video before they published their editorial.]

http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/editorial_opinion/editorials/articles/2009/10/09/cambridge_a_tent_city_is_a_policy_problem/

Cambridge: A tent city is a policy problem
Editorial
Boston Globe
October 9, 2009

[These still images are followed by a two-minute movie.]

Living in America December 12, 1999

Roy Bercaw, Guest Host for Living in America, discusses Masters of Deception (Harvard University), Harvard's $14 billion endowment (grew to $35 billion in 2008), Knafel Center, Riverside Development, Central Square development, David Hoicka, Robert LaTremouille, Alex Loud, Affordable Housing, Low Income Housing, Barney Frank, MA Housing Investment Corp., Michael Capuana, Stephen Lynch, Subsidized Housing, Harvard's $20 million loan trumpeted in the media, Y2K, State Bunker in Framingham.