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...Nelson said the committees, which plan small and large-scale events that often involve alcohol, would continue to receive funding because they were taking proper measures to prevent underage drinking...
...College’s recent crackdown on alcohol is causing a ruckus across campus. Since May, the administration has been meeting with student group leaders to inform them of a policy change: Henceforth, if any student needs to visit University Health Services (UHS) after a party hosted by a student group, the leaders of that group are possibly liable and can be disciplined. The policy has been blamed for its unfairness and for discouraging social events on campus...
Most recently, Dean David Pilbeam suspended all UC party grants on the grounds that the program involves giving money directly to underage students to buy alcohol. But the battle did not end there—the UC refused to obey Pilbeam and continued to dish out grants. The College responded by freezing the UC’s entire budget, potentially threatening all student groups who rely on UC funding to function. This morning the College released cash for House Committees, but the overall future of UC money remains to be decided...
...anticipate any problem with the UC getting your money to you as they have in the past," Nelson wrote to the treasurers at 11 p.m. last night, following several e-mail exchanges. "Your events are monitored and there are checks in place for the lawful service of alcohol. There is no issue here that I can see, and no reason not to fund your events as they have been funded in the past...
...restrictions on funding for grants to House Committees (HoCos) and student groups—restrictions that will paralyze the UC’s ability to foster campus life. As part of its new measures, Harvard will not provide any money to fund events at which alcohol is present unless there is a Beverage Authorization Team present to enforce the legal drinking age, nor will it disburse funds collected from the $75 student activities fee prior to the UC’s submission of receipts for a given event. On the other side, the UC seems to have lost all faith...