Letter: Landscape the hardscape

To the Editor:

Now that the University has wisely changed course about the site of the future performing arts center, it should also turn its attention to the area around the five historic structures which were spared from the wrecking ball or relocation. The ugly, barren hardscape behind the Waterman and Angell street houses deserves a landscaping upgrade, in keeping with the charm these buildings add to the campus.

Peter Mackie ’59

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