CHECKING-IN AND CHECKING OUT
All students (including those not staying on
campus) are requested to check in between 9 AM and 8 PM on Monday, July
3. If you plan to arrive before or after
that time please contact Marina Belenky, Program Manager, for special
arrangements.
All rooms must
be vacated on Sunday, August
14. Unfortunately, we will not be
able to extend your stay at the E.D.S. beyond that date.

ATM Machines
A
few doors down from the CVS drug store there are number of ATMs at Bank of America . There are others at
Cambridge Trust, next to Au Bon Pain in the Holyoke Center on
Massachusetts
Avenue and at the Wainwright Bank on Brattle Street. There is also a Citizens Bank ATM in
the Harvard Square
"T" station, near the Dunkin' Donuts.
Books
Wordsworth
is at the end of Brattle Street, just before you come into Harvard
Square
proper. The Harvard Coop Bookstore
is directly opposite the Harvard Square “T” station; (the “Coop” sells
some
student items as well as books). The Harvard Bookstore at 1256
Massachusetts
Avenue is a bit further. Globe Corner Bookstore is specializing
in world travel
books and maps, is directly across from the Border Café. Schoenhof's is at 76A Mt. Auburn St.
and specializes in foreign books.
Copying
Gnomon
is at 99 Mt Auburn (around the corner from Wordsworth); and 1304 Mass.
Ave. Kinko's is open 24 hours and
is located at the corner of Mifflin Place and Mt. Auburn Street. You may also use these companies for
your faxing needs.
Movies
The
Brattle Theater, 40 Brattle Street, features many foreign films as
well as
revivals of American classics. Harvard Square Theater, 10
Church Street, just
up the block from the Border Cafe, is a multiplex theater for
first-run, major
studio films.
Newspapers
You
can find newspapers from around the nation and the world at the
Out-of-Town
News kiosk adjacent to the Harvard Square MBTA (“T”) Station entrance.
Parking
Except
for handicapped drivers, there is extremely limited parking available
on campus. You will receive your parking permit at the check-in
if you requested so. Parking for your guests on the EDS Campus is
availabe for $5/day. There is also a commercial
parking lot on Church Street, five minutes
away.
Pets
Except
for service dogs, pets are not permitted in guest rooms.
Pharmacy
The
CVS (very big, 2 floors) is on Massachusetts Avenue on Harvard
Square, about a
5-minute walk from EDS.
Post Office
The
U.S. Post Office is located at 125 Mt. Auburn Street. To receive mail at school please come to the
mail office on
campus and get yourself a mailbox.
Your mail should be addresses as follows:
Moscow Art Summer Academy
99 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Smoking
Smoking
is prohibited in all guest housing.
Telephones
A
public pay telephone is available on the ground floor of Burnham
Hall, in the
lobby area outside of the Housing Office. There are also public
phones in the
entrance to Lawrence Hall, (at the opposite end of the building
from Lawrence
6) in 10 St. John’s Road and in Sherrill Hall.
Transportation
Taxis
are usually easy to find in front of the Sheraton Commander Hotel,
just a block
behind Washburn Hall, at the corner of Berkeley and Garden
Streets.
EATING OFF CAMPUS
There are a number of very good, reasonably priced restaurants for eat-in and/or carry-out in the immediate area, within a 10-15 minutes’ walking distance.Chez Henri
French/Cuban;
1 Shepard St. (617) 354-8980
Casablanca
40
Brattle Street. Good food - reasonable prices at lunch time.
Giannino
Italian;
5 Bennett (617) 576-0605
Harvest
American;
44 Brattle St. (617) 868-2255
Henrietta's Table
American/Home
Cooking; 1 Bennett (at the Charles Hotel) (617) 661-5005
Reasonably
Priced/Inexpensive Restaurants
Sandwich/Deli
Shops
Cardullo’s
Gourmet Delicatessen
foods, 6 Brattle Street. In
Harvard Square.
Darwin’s
Large
and tasty sandwiches, selection of wines and beers.
148 Mt. Auburn Street.
Au Bon Pain
Good
pastries, sandwiches, coffee. Next
to Harvard Square “T” station.
Arrow St. Crepes
Crepes
for sandwiches or as sweets. One
Arrow Street. (617) 661-2737
Finagle-a-Bagel
Bagel
sandwiches, salads, mini pizzas. Also have breakfast sandwiches. Grab a quick meal on the first floor,
or go downstairs for a large sitting area. 14
JFK St. In Harvard Square.
C'est Bon Café
Wraps
and sandwiches. In Harvard Square
near Church St. "T" entrance.
Lee's
Sandwich Shop Sandwiches
and diner food. Good for a grab
and go meal as there is not much seating. 61 Church Street.
American/Diner
Food
Bartley’s Burger
Delicious
burgers and fries. 1246 Massachusetts Avenue, about three blocks toward
Boston
from the “T” Station.
The
Greenhouse
3
Brattle Street. Large portions at
reasonable prices. Great for Breakfast.
In Harvard Square across from the Out of Town News kiosk.
Cambridge Common Home
cooking (pot pie and meat loaf) and a selection of beers at great
prices. 1667 Massachusetts Ave.
Charlie's Kitchen
Working
class beer and burger joint, but not too many students.
10
Eliot St.
In Harvard Square.
Italian/Pizza
Bertucci’s
Excellent
pizza. 21 Brattle Street. In Harvard Sq.
Pinniochio's
Great
pizza deal (two slices of deep dish for $3.85). Great
subs and lots of toppings for the pizza. Not much
seating so you'll probably want to grab food and go.
4 Winthrop St. Near Peet's Coffee.
Stefani's
Pizza
Delivery. 263 Brookline St. (617)
547-4592 They have pizzas, calzones, sandwiches, subs, wraps, and
salads. There is a copy of their menu in
the
Housing Office.
Three
Aces
Pizza
Delivery. (617) 491-2884 1613
Massachusetts Ave.
Seafood
Legal Sea Food
The
best seafood chain in the Boston area.
At the Charles Hotel. 20 University Road. Phone: (617) 491-9400
Indian
The Bombay Club
57
John F. Kennedy Street, Harvard Sq.
Cafe of India
52A
Brattle Street, five minutes away.
Oriental
Chang-sho
Chinese.
1712 Mass. Ave., about a 20-25 minute walk, or a 5-minute taxi ride.
You can
also take the "T" one stop to Porter Square.
Ta Sheng
Chinese.
16 Eliot St. In Harvard Square.
Yenching
Chinese.
1326 Massachusetts Ave.
The Tamarind
House Thai.
1790
Massachusetts Ave. In Porter Square.
Pho Pasteur
Vietnamese
35 Dunster (In the Garage in Harvard Square)
Good
noodle
dishes and soups.
Porter
Exchange Bldg Lots
of Japanese
shops and restaurants. Located one
stop towards Alewife on the Red Line at the Porter Square Station. 1815
Massachusetts Ave.
Mexican/Southwestern
The Border
Café
32
Church Street. Popular with Harvard students; New England’s take on
Tex-Mex.
Christopher's
Great
selection of Mexican Vegetarian entrees.
1920 Massachusetts Ave. Near Porter Square (Take the "T" one
stop to Porter Square)
Café
Iruño
Spanish
food. 56 JFK St. In Harvard
Square.
Cottonwood Café
Located
inside of the Porter Exchange Building (1815 Mass. Ave.) in Porter
Square. Take
the "T" one stop to the Porter Square stop.
Coffee/Sweets
L.A. Burdicks
Lots
of yummy chocolate, hot chocolate and sweets. They
have boxes of chocolates for gifts. Also
have coffee. 52 Brattle St.
Café Paradiso
Coffee,
sandwiches and pastries. 1 Eliot St. In Harvard Square.
The
Starbucks
31
Church St.
Peet's Coffee and Tea Lots
of great
coffee drinks and pastries. You
can also by coffee beans.
Tealuxe
Same
idea as your average coffee shop except with tea. Zero
Brattle St. In Harvard Square.
Dunkin'
Donuts
There
are two locations. One inside of
the Harvard Square station.
The other at 65 JFK St.
Ben &
Jerry's
Lots
of yummy ice cream flavors.
Located inside of the Garage in Harvard
Square.
Herrel's
Local
premium ice cream shop. Really
good ice cream and lots of yummy flavors and "smoosh-ins".
15 Dunster St.
Beer/Drinks
Darwin's
Great
selection of bottled beers. Also
have wine. 148 Mt. Auburn St.
Rock Bottom
Sit
down restaurant and brew pub. Lots
of really good beer on tap.
50
Church St.
John Harvard's
Sit
down restaurant and brew pub. Very
popular with the Harvard students.
Good selection of beers on tap.
The
Charles Hotel (One Bennett St.) and The
Sheraton Commander (16 Garden St., just down the street from EDS) both
have
bars for beer, wine and drinks.
Other
House of Blues
Blues
music, Cajun food. 96 Winthrop St.. (617) 497-2229 for tickets and
(617) 2583
for general info and restaurant.
Skewers
Middle
Eastern/Greek. Kebobs, gyros.
92 Mt. Auburn St. In Harvard Square.
Fire & Ice
Stir
Fry; 50 Church St. (617) 547-9007
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
Fire, Accident or Serious Illness: Dial
911 then call Campus Security (24
hours a day, 7 days a week), on (617) 285-0052 and call the School
(412)
805-7702 or (617) 372-4707.