A building inspector, Arthur LaConte, said that only a half-dozen households in Wellesley were breaking the residence laws.
"He was calling everyone and everything – schools, businesses, private residences, law enforcement, the FBI's weapons of mass destruction hotline, even Disneyland.
Correction: October 12, 2003, Sunday A front-page article in this section on Sept. 14 about Columbia University's relations with its neighbors misspelled the name of a residence for law students that opened this fall.
A two-minute walk across Ingolfstorg square, Einar Ben, Veltusundi 1; (354) 511-5090; www.einarben.is, exudes the warm feeling of a cozy 19th-century house; it was the residence and law office more than 100 years ago of Einar Benediktsson, a poet and patriot.
Following this hand-in-hand approach, Columbia added more than 1 million square feet of space during the past decade, from Lentfast Hall, a new 16-story residence for law students at 121st Street and Amsterdam Avenue, to a 12-story building with faculty apartments and an elementary school on 110th Street and Broadway.
Even if she chose not to sponsor her parents for permanent residence, the law affords multiple ways to bring her family here for extended periods.
But there's no need to pack your wig – the Grade II-listed townhouse was recently turned into an elegant 15-room residence for law-abiding folk.
Participants in this program are in residence at the law school, which provides them admission to the law library, for either a semester or an academic year.
Graves thus show a record of Vietnamese residence that no law or loss of document can rescind.
