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Students wishing to hold a party might expect to consult the Student Handbook, or another official University document, to find out what rules they will be held accountable for. But in fact, the only place undergraduates are able find out about a new update to Harvard’s alcohol policy is from their fellow students. Harvard is implementing a new set of rules regarding private and public parties, which mandate that students register large events three weeks in advance and that Beverage Authorization Teams be present at those parties that serve alcohol. They also impose strict regulations on advertising...
...Although the document is a “working draft” and not officially in the College’s Handbook for Students—which outlines guidelines for student behavior at the College—Nelson, the associate dean, said that the purpose of the policy is to clarify the legal ramifications for both the students and the administration...
...enforce a rule that’s not a part of the handbook yet?” he asked. “You have policies that are part of the working draft which are at odds with what’s in the student handbook...
...measure will be voted on by the Faculty Council, the governing body of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. If the policy is adopted, it will be added to the handbook...
Before the committee discusses a change in the Handbook for Students, the CCL decided that UC members must collaborate with Ellison to draft a new policy. Ellison will then discuss it with members of the Ad Board and Interim Dean of the College David R. Pilbeam. —Staff writer Sophie M. Alexander can be reached at salexand@fas.harvard.edu...