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...Harvard are abundant. On the issue of the curricular review, University Hall has also reached out to students, distributing a compendium of committee recommendations in dining halls a few weeks ago.Clearly, knowledge of a particular situation is a prerequisite for delving into debate or advocacy on student needs. Currier House co-Master Joseph Badaracco wrote in an e-mail to The Crimson, “[I]t will be much easier for the College to continue this important effort if students stay active, define their needs, and defend their interests—which can easily be lost among other Faculty...
...point at which the most students draw benefit from them. More fundamentally, public parties thrown with public money should be crowded. Hosts and their friends should learn to enjoy their parties in the midst of “random freshmen.” If not to the Currier Ten Man, where is a freshman to go? That party hosts are often openly dismissive of this constituency who pays its share to fund parties is disturbing. By accepting funding that is derived from the student activities fee that every student on campus pays, hosts of UC-funded parties are implicitly accepting...
...Lausberg ’08, who lives in the Currier Seven Man, one of the suites listed as having “super” status by the UC, reports that with the new UC funding initiative, suite members and their guests have noticed a shift in the quality of their social lives...
...While Pat M. Regan ’06, who lives in the Currier Ten Man, agrees that the funding has boosted the quality of parties, this has not necessarily increased their quantity...
...Carmelo C. Tringali ’08, who also lives in the Currier Seven Man, making the party list available online is an issue of fairness. “The UC-issued party grants are for the student body and I think that the students should be able to know the location and time of these parties being funded,” he writes in an e-mail...