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...tickets were sold come to mind—can breathe easy. The Campus Life Committee that planned all those failures was jettisoned last May, and the new independently funded and elected College Events Board has replaced it. FiCom pools every student’s term bill fee and then decides how to dole out the money to student organizations. Some of this isn’t discretionary—House Committees and parties get a predetermined amount of money. But much of it relies on grant applications that FiCom members evaluate. The UC’s budget...
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...have to wait longer to find an appointment. Fortunately, UHS officials have come up with a smart idea to the combat the problem: charge the AWOL students. According to UHS Director David S. Rosenthal ’59, students who miss their scheduled appoints will be assessed a $10 fee. We hope that this charge will be sufficient to deter students from skipping out on their appointments, or at least encourage students to call in and cancel ahead of time. The proceeds of the fee will help fund undergraduate health programs such as the Community Health Initiative, helping to further...
...used to reimburse the driver of the carpool for half of the gas used on any given trip.For now, Shiftan, Corker, and a few investors are funding this part of the service. Once the service is available on a widespread scale, participating employers must pay a monthly fee so their employees can use GOOSE as a perk. Shiftan, who concentrated in Computer Science at Harvard, wrote the code for GOOSE and created the company’s website, www.readysetgoose.com.“I haven’t slept much since April,” Shifton said.Corker, too, said...
...make an appointment after the change, he added. “We don’t want to go this route,” said Rosenthal, “but we want to prevent no-shows.” Like fines for dirty or damaged rooms and the $25 fee which already applies to missed dental appointments, the charge will be term-billed by the University. The money raised will go towards student health programs such as the Community Health Initiative, Rosenthal wrote in an e-mail. Students will have up to 24 hours to cancel meetings without penalty...