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P Points for All Event Activities KENNEDY TIERNEY HARRIS STREET DONNELL STREET EAST MASSACHUSETTSAVENUE STREET GARDEN SACRAMENTO STREET 21 GARFIELD STREET TRAYMORE ST TRAYMORE CONCORD AVE GARDENS STREET BOWDOIN STREET GRAY STREET EUSTIS STREET ST ARCADIA KELLEY STREET GRAY BEACON STREET GRAY GARDENS MARTIN ST LINNAEAN STREET ROBINSON STREET 1705 OXFORD ST GARDEN COURT SAVILLE STREET WEST Sacramento Field 5A BLEACHERY CT. CRESCENT STREET KENT COURT Kittredge FERNALD DRIVE KENT STREET Conway Playground HOLLY AVENUE 3 5 Botanic Gardens Graham and Parks MARTIN STREET SACRAMENTO PL SACRAMENTO GARDEN ST School WRIGHT STREET SACRAMENTO STREET Faculty Row B & M RAILROAD MADISON STREET AVON STREET HURON AVENUE Comstock Maria L. GARDEN TER PFORZHEIMER HOUSE STREET Baldwin School Beckwith Circle DONNELL STREET Holmes Wolbach STREET CARVER STREET Tuchman WALKER STREET 113 HUDSON Moors BEACON STREET ROYAL AVENUE MANASSAS AVENUE Cabot 107 WENDELL STREET Center for E Bingham D Harvard Entry Hall Astrophysics C 103 STREET HARRISON STREET Dance Center WENDELL STREET GORHAM Observatory CURRIER HOUSE St. Peter's R.C. Jordan North SHEPARD STREET A Quadrangle Briggs Hall HURON AVE Church Gilbert Whitman North Hall B Athletic Center HOWLAND Daniels STREET RADCLIFFE Jordan South IVALOO STREET Perkin QUADRANGLE STREET IRVING ST STREET 3 MUSEUM STREET Lab 1637 FRANCIS AVENUE WYMAN ROAD Hilles Barnard Eliot HAMMOND STREET BOND Baker Hall CABOT HOUSE OXFORD STREET HAMMOND STREET American Academy of Buckingham Browne & GARDEN STREET RUTLAND APPLETON RD COMMITTEESTREET ON UNIVERSITY RESOURCES ANNUAL SYMPOSIUMMELLEN STREET Arts & Sciences Bertram 56 Nichols School STREET 10 14-16 20 SHEPARD STREET LANGDON 52 Oxford Street MORGAN STREET HEMLOCK ROAD CONCORD AVE 12 FRIDAY, APRIL 26, AND SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 2013 18-18A Garage BUCKINGHAM Lesley University HEALEY STREET 23 27 Science DIVINITY SCHOOL APPLETON STREET 40 Lab 38 Oxford EVERETT STREET Northwest 7 Bunting Quadrangle WALKER STREET 5 WALKER PL SCOTT STREET 38 PARKER STREET 34 36 BRYANT STREET HOLDEN STREET SPARKS STREET CRAIGIE CIR. CHAUNCY STREET Wasserstein Perkins CONCORD AVENUE Hall IRVING STREET 30 HIGHLAND STREET BUCKINGHAM STREET BUCKINGHAM PL 29 Maxwell Dworkin SCOTT STREET Holden Green Hauser BREWSTER STREET CRAIGIE STREET Longy School of Music Hall FRANCIS AVENUE FOLLEN STREET 1MASSACHUSETTSAVENUE P Harvard Museum BERKELEY STREET of Natural History Holy Trinity Armenian SCHOOL OF FARRAR STREET RIEDESEL AVENUE Apostolic Church Church of ENGINEERING AND Peabody Museum BERKELEY PLACE LAW SCHOOL GARDEN ST CONCORD AVENUE Christ, Scientist 11 APPLIED SCIENCES KIRKLAND PLACE 61 9 DIVINITY AVENUE KIRKLAND STREET HASTINGS AVENUE 20 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE BRATTLE STREET WATERHOUSE STREET LISE ST. JOHN'S ROAD Sheraton-Commander LOWELL STREET Cambridge Common BERKELEY STREET Hotel SPARKS STREET ROBERTS ROAD Hemenway Austin RD BALDWIN CT Longfellow National Gym OXFORD STREET CIRCLE Historic Site KIRKLAND STREET HUBBARD PARK ROAD Burnham PHILLIPS 27 MERCER First Church TROWBRIDGE STREET Washburn IRVING STREET Congregational KIRKLAND BRATTLE STREET Episcopal Divinity School PLACE BROWN STREET St. John's Sherrill Littauer NICHOLS PL GARDEN STREET Chapel Episcopal MASON STREET Science Center Radcli¤e CAMBRIDGE FOSTER STREET JAMES STREET ASHTON PL Church of Jesus Christ Gym Fay Memorial Hall MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE of Latter-Day Saints Agassiz Byerly STREET Annenberg Hall QUINCY STREET FOSTER PL WILLARD STREET Longfellow Park Sanders Theatre GR. SCHOOL SUMNER ROAD FOSTER STREET 83 RADCLIFFE INSTITUTE IRVING TERRACE KENWAY STREET Westengard Loker Commons OF DESIGN LOWELL STREET Friends Meeting House Alumnae Radcli¤e Yard SIBLEY CT CGIS 15 Schlesinger Gund ADAMS TERRACE Longfellow Knafel Buckingham APPIAN WAY CAMBRIDGE STREET BRADBURY STREET Cronkhite Larsen Dawes Island Shaler Lane GR. SCHOOL ACACIA STREET Greenleaf Putnam Christ Church GIBSON STREET Episcopal IRVING STREET HAWTHORN STREET OF Sackler CGIS TROWBRIDGE STREET BURNS ASH STREET PL COURT Read Museum HVMA DINSMORE CT EDUCATION South MAYNARD PL Nichols Memorial Church ROBERTS ROAD MOUNT AUBURN STREET ASH STREET Loeb Drama Center Gutman PEABODY STREET SHALER LANE CAMDEN PL FULLER PL. SPARKS STREET BROADWAY BRATTLE STREET OLD YARD Cambridge PRESCOTT ST. First Church Johnston Gate Tercentenary Rindge & Latin School FARWELL PLACE Broadway STREET MOUNT AUBURN STREET 153 Extension School Unitarian Theatre HILLIARD 51 53A Garage 53 STREET CHURCH 1 Harvard Square FELTON Cambridge PL 32-42 26-28 50 Theatre HARVARD YARD Public Library MEMORIAL DRIVE PALMER STREET HILLIARD STREET 1430 Mount Auburn Hospital MEMORIAL DRIVE 4-12 Coop Annex 1414 140-142 STORY STREET Coop 14 Brattle House ELLERY STREET 134 Brattle Theatre ASH STREET U.S. Post O¢ce Harvard Square 125 44R Widener BREWER STREET 126 132 Harvard Sq. CHAPMAN PL Brattle Square Library MOUNT AUBURN STREET GERRY STREET 124 MIFFLIN PLACE One Station WARE STREET Brattle Square BROADWAY REVERE PL ROSS ST NUTTING ROAD University Green MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE University Lamont Place SOLDIERS Harvard Square Holyoke Library BENNETT STREET 104 Hotel The Garage DUNSTER STREET Center TROWBRIDGE PL WINTHROP STREET QUINCY STREET FIELD PRESCOTT STREET ROAD LINDEN STREET UNIVERSITY ROAD The 5 Galeria BOW STREET ELIOT STREET Cambridge Boat Club PLYMPTON STREET The Inn 78 MOUNT AUBURN STREET HARVARD STREET Charles Hotel WINTHROP STREET CLEVELAND STREET 52-54 ADAMS HOUSE at Harvard 41 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE ELLERY STREET Harvard Lampoon ELIOT BRIDGE BOW STREET HARVARD Malkin GOODMAN ROAD 3 Athletic ARROW STREET KENNEDY SCHOOL SOUTH STREET Place STREET 79 Center Holyoke HOLYOKE ST 2 TROWBRIDGE STREET CHATHAM STREET Cumnock Field KIRKLAND LOWELL REMINGTON HOUSE Zero Arrow HOUSE QUINCY 25 Theatre HARVARD STREET JOHN F. KENNEDY STREET HOUSE MILL STREET PLYMPTON STREET MOUNT AUBURN STREET J.F.K. Park ELIOT WINTHROP HOUSE ELLERY STREET Jordan Field HOUSE DE WOLFE STREET ATHENS TER Sullivan Square DANA STREET University Police MEMORIAL 2 ATHENS STREET 1033 MEMORIAL CENTRE STREET Newell DRIVE DRIVE LEVERETT GRANT STREET Boathouse HOUSE Beren Tennis Center Weld Leverett Towers PUTNAMAVENUE SOLDIERS FIELD ROAD Boathouse GREEN ST Pavilion Charles River COWPERTHWAITE STREET 2 Reservation Palmer Dixon Courts SOLDIERS FIELD RD ANDERSON MEMORIAL BRIDGE GREEN STREET Gate 20 SURREY STREET DUNSTER Dillon Field House HOUSE MATHER Bright Hockey Center ARNOLD CIR HOUSE FALLON PL FRANKLIN STREET Briggs Cage STREET BANKS WEEKS MEMORIAL BRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS AVE MEMORIAL DRIVE Gordon Indoor Track BAY STREET Blodgett Wyss & Tennis Facility FLAGG STREET Pool Hamilton SOLDIERS FIELD ROAD Murr Center Morris KINNAIRD STREET Baker Ludcke Mellon Hall Corporal Burns GREEN STREET PUTNAM AVE PUTNAM HANCOCK STREET Loeb WALKER CT SOLDIERS FIELD ATHLETICS AREA Gallatin Wilder Glass McCollum Playground Charles River Reservation Gate 14 Canoe / Kayak NORTH HARVARD STREET Chase McCulloch McArthur O’Donnell Field Cotting Connell FRANKLIN STREET MORGAN WAY HAYES STREET SOLDIERS FIELD ROAD Morgan Martin Luther Harvard HARVARD WAY Dillon Greenhill Stadium King School Kresge PEABODY TERRACE Publick Baker Garage Theatre Bloomberg Dean's House Shad MAGEE GORDON ROAD HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL HOWARD STREET 1120 Hawes STREET JAY STREET Rock SODEN STREET Class of Aldrich EAST DRIVE AKRON STREET 1959 Chapel SOLDIERS FIELD ROAD Gate 6 10 Cumnock Soldiers Field Park ELMER STREET Burden BANKS STREET Ohiri Field CALLENDER McCurdy Track STREET HINGHAM STREET PUTNAM AVENUE Central Spangler 28 STREET Receiving WESTERN AVENUE WBZ TV 141 4 30 HEWS STREET NORTH HARVARD STREET One Western Ave. Center Riverside DODGE City BANCROFT ST 387 KINNAIRD STREET Soldiers Field Park 381- GILMORE ST 383 HOWARD STREET RIVERSIDE PL JAY STREET William F. Smith MEMORIAL DRIVE MONTAGUE STREET 155 BATTENWAY Park Garage Playground HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL WESTERN AVENUE PARKING LOT Batten Hall WESTERN AVENUE BRIDGE North 175 i-lab MCDONALD AVENUE 125 South 15 Charlesview Apartments Entrance 285-287 219 WESTERN AVENUE 46 Blackstone RIVER STREET 135 BALLORD ST P Street Hoyt Field 281-283 South 277 273 West 267 PLEASANT PLACE SPEEDWAYAVE WESTERN AVENUE 114-124 HAGUE STREET PLEASANT STREET WESTERN AVENUE STREET BLACKSTONE STREET BLACKSTONE 168 Genzyme AVENUE PUTNAM LAUREL STREET UPTON STREET 182 Teele HOTELSTREET AND MAIN EVENT LOCATIONS SPUR STREET 204 9 ROTTERDAM BERTRAM Harvard Allston 224 HARVARD CSX Easement 210 STREET TRAVIS STREET Science Complex 1. WASSERSTEIN HALL WASSERSTEIN HALL KELLEY ROAD STREET Riverside Press Park STREET RIVER STREET NORTH EVRETT SQ P 25 PARKING GARAGE (FRIDAY, APRIL 26) 2. THE INN AT HARVARD ALLSTON LANDING NORTH 28 CHALK STREET RIVERDALE KINGSLEY STREET 3. THE CHARLES HOTEL HARVARD BUSINESS FAIRMONT AVE RIVER STREET WESTFORD ST ANDREW ST RAYMOND STREET HOLMES STREET P 90 Seattle Street SCHOOL PARKING LOT (SATURDAY, APRIL 27) 4. SPANGLER CENTER FAIRMONT STREET MCTERNAN STREET 14 84 SEATTLE STREET WEIRZ STREET RENA STREET RIVER STREET BRIDGE PRINCE STREET PRESCOTT Thomas SHUTTLES: The hotel locationsWEST SORRENTO will ST serve as shuttle pick-up points for all event activities. Gardner School FRANKLIN STREET CAMBRIDGE STREET WINDOM STREET APPIAN STREET Hill Memorial FRIDAY: Shuttles288 will run from the hotels to Wasserstein Hall every 20 minutes beginning at 6:15 pm. Shuttles will run from Wasserstein Hall to Baptist Church Doubletree KENWOOD ST EATONIA ST STINSON CT BAYARD STREET Guest Suites MAGAZINE STREET Allston SEATTLE STREET PLEASANT STREET MYRICK the hotels every 20Branch minutes Library beginning at 9:30 pm. STREET 157 EASTON STREET PUTNAM AVENUE SATURDAY: ShuttlesNORTH HARVARD will ST run from the hotels to the Spangler Center every 20 minutes beginning at 7:30 am. For those not participating in the 165 HOPEDALE STREET Collins lab crawl, shuttlesHASKELL will run from the SpanglerPlayground CenterAMBOY STREET to the hotels beginning at 1:45 pm. FERN ST Square CAMBRIDGE STREET COUR 13-024 PEARL STREET 173 STREET EAST SORRENTO ST ROAD STREET ALLSTON CT CHESTNUT STREET EASTON ARDEN HOOKER STREET MEMORIAL DRIVE COOLIDGE ALLSTON STREET HOLMAN STREET CSX HOOKER STREET EMPIRE STREET.
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