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Jina H. Choe

Jina H. Choe

Author at Harvard Crimson at The Harvard Crimson, Harvard University

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    Recent Articles

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    Boston to Overhaul Development Review Process

    Boston is one step closer to making a major overhaul of its long-maligned development review process after Mayor Michelle Wu ’07 unveiled a draft modernization plan last week.
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    Boston to Build Separated Bike Lanes Along Allston’s Western Avenue

    Boston planners will install separated bike lanes along Western Avenue, a major, rapidly developing thoroughfare in Allston, this fall, the Boston Planning and Development Agency announced in a press release last month.
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    Sarah K. Hurwitz ’99, Former Head Speechwriter for Michelle Obama, ...

    Michelle Obama’s former head speechwriter Sarah K. Hurwitz ’99 found her love for politics at Harvard.
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    Harvard Kicks Off Public Engagement Process For 10-Year Allston Mas...

    Harvard submitted their Institutional Master Plan Notification Form to the city of Boston Thursday, formally kicking off a yearlong process of public engagement over its 10-year plan for the University’s quickly-growing Allston campus.
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    Boston Begins Planning New Neighborhood on Harvard-Owned Land in Al...

    The city of Boston is undergoing a planning process for Beacon Park Yard – a large tract of Harvard-owned land in Allston — which is set to be the site of a large highway and transit project.
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    Harvard Presents New 10-Year Plan for Allston Campus at City Meeting

    Harvard began the yearlong process of filing a new Institutional Master Plan for its Allston holdings last Tuesday, sketching out major renovation and construction plans for the next decade.
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    How Was Yi-An Huang’s First Year as Cambridge City Manager? Council...

    Cambridge City Manager Yi-An Huang ’05 has “met expectations” in his first year, according to a performance assessment conducted by the Cambridge City Council and discussed at a special meeting on Dec. 18.
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    Cambridge City Council Votes to Establish American Freedmen Commiss...

    The Cambridge City Council unanimously voted to create the American Freedmen Commission, a new city department that will explore historic and ongoing harms to the descendants of enslaved people.
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    Trailblazing Councilor E. Denise Simmons Seeks 12th Term on Cambrid...

    E. Denise Simmons is currently running for her 12th term on the Council this election cycle. She was first elected in 2001, making history in 2008 as the first Black lesbian mayor in the nation and the first Black female mayor in Massachusetts.
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    Physician Peter Hsu Prescribes Affordable Housing, Education Equity...

    Peter Hsu is running for Cambridge City Council to keep the city’s organs intact. Hsu’s top priorities include housing affordability, where he said the “bottom line” is to “build more.” He also said he “personally” vows to end exclusionary zoning.
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    ‘Magazine Beach Lady’ Cathie Zusy Seeks to Make Waves in Cambridge ...

    Inspired by her love for what she calls Cambridge’s “energy and diversity,” Cathie Zusy said she is “eager” to advocate for more affordable housing, bike lanes, and support for recreational programs in an “informed and balanced way” in her bid for Cambridge City Council.
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    Siddiqui, in Third Bid for Cambridge Council Reelection, Pledges ‘C...

    Cambridge Mayor Sumbul Siddiqui is prioritizing “community resiliency,” affordable housing, and education in her fourth run for a seat on Cambridge’s City Council.
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    Marc McGovern Wants to Tackle Housing Crisis ‘Directly, Aggressivel...

    Former mayor and incumbent candidate Marc C. McGovern is running for reelection to the Cambridge City Council on his “positive track record” and desire to improve affordable housing in the city.
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    Cambridge Bartender Joe McGuirk Ready for Second Round, Focusing on...

    For the last 30 years, Joe McGuirk has tended bar in Cambridge. Now, he wants to tend to the city’s affordability crisis. After announcing his campaign for Cambridge City Council in June, McGuirk has laid out a platform prioritizing affordable housing as the city’s housing prices continue to rise.
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    Walker, Candidate for Cambridge Council, Pledges Affordable Housing...

    First-time candidate Vernon K. Walker is prioritizing affordable housing, climate change, and racial justice in his bid for a seat on Cambridge’s City Council.
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    Naked and Afraid of Finals: Students Let Out Stress by Streaking Th...

    Washing away their finals-induced stress, undergraduates stripped, screamed, and sprinted through a rainy Harvard Yard for this semester’s installment of Primal Scream.
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    Cambridge City Council Weighs Memorial Drive Traffic Closures, Ment...

    The Cambridge City Council debated a policy order to expand Memorial Drive traffic closures and discussed an upcoming Cambridge mental health resources report at a meeting Monday.