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Other houses don't have dues at all, relying instead on washing machine revenues for their money. If students feel like being abnormally dirty one month, house revenues suffer.
ULTIMATELY, the place where funding discrepancies hit students most is in the pocket-book. Some houses charge dues and still ask for students to pay for select parties, such as winter and spring formals. Others charge no dues and no admission prices for the formal balls. Five houses charge residents...
At Lowell and Cabot, students pay $10 in dues and pay for their special functions, though at Lowell the situation is complicated by the fact that the Music Society runs the winter and spring balls. At Eliot, students pay $15 in dues and then go to all house events including...
But at eight houses, including Dunster, Adams and Quincy, there are no dues. Explains Quincy House Committee Treasurer Phil N. Prince '86, "We want it to be a user tax. We like the people who use it to pay for it." Agrees Adams House Treasurer M. Margaret Hastings '86, "We...
Dudley, however, is going through the painful process of considering charging dues. Before this year, the Dudley House Committee relied on about $400 from the University to supplement its budget--a stipend that failed to come through this year. "We're strapped," says Colarossi.