Harvard Square: Social-History of Cambridge, MA
HAA 170G
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Course Information
Description
Harvard Square has a rich history; under its earlier name of Newtowne (founded in 1630), it was once the site of the Massachusetts capital. Much has changed. This class looks back on the many changes Harvard Square has undergone, recent challenges it has faced, and asks class members to think forward about how it might be re-envisioned. This class will combine work in local archives on issues related to history and policy, meetings on local Cambridge political issues, and an array of local design and drawing assignments. Learn how Harvard fits in; Be part of the change.
Class Notes
Petitions will be accepted on a rolling basis. Alongside your petition, please write a short statement detailing why you want to take the course, and what prior experience (if any) you may have on the subject.
Enrollment limited. Priority given to concentrators in the History of Art and Architecture.
Available for Harvard Cross Registration
