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...initial legislation, drafted last week, called for the Undergraduate Council to collect $450 from each HoCo and $2,000 from the Yale College Council (YCC), and cover the remaining $2,000 itself. But YCC declined the council’s request to split the cost of alcohol and food last week...
...Treasurer Andrew W. Schram ’06 said yesterday that the council cannot “legally” purchase alcohol with money from its budget. He also said that Yale has “never had a communal supply of alcohol for either Harvard or Yale,” and that Yale’s residential colleges traditionally plan their own “massive” tailgates...
...beer distributor, which Mahan has repeatedly declined to name, will reimburse the council for any leftover alcohol, and the council will redistribute the money to HoCos if the returns exceed $1,000. Otherwise, the council will keep the remainder...
...unlike past tailgates, students over the age of 21 will be required to wear wristbands in order to be served alcohol from the centralized distributor. Alumni and guests may access the tailgates on Ohiri Field by purchasing a $10 ticket from the Harvard Box Office...
Thune, a clean-living former Congressman (friends say he doesn't curse or touch alcohol), ran a profoundly focused race, taking every opportunity to remind voters that Daschle's positions on gay marriage, gun control and abortion set him at odds with "South Dakota values." But he did not bag his big game alone. Majority leader Bill Frist broke with more than a century of Senate etiquette by visiting South Dakota to campaign for Daschle's ouster. (The last time anyone can remember a Senate leader visiting his opposite's state to rail against him was in 1900.) President Bush...