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...policies they don’t fully understand, he hopes that more groups will apply for tailgate space during the extended deadline. “We haven’t given up the hope that Yale can have fun,” said Drake.In a meeting of House Committee (HoCo) chairs last night, Drake encouraged House leaders to contact their sister colleges at Yale to encourage them to come.Quincy House Co-chair Melissa M. Trahan ’07 said she identified with Yale’s reluctance to come in the face of tighter alcohol restrictions...
With part of a grant from the Massachusetts government, Harvard will subsidize non-alcoholic options at campus parties during Harvard-Yale weekend, including three House Committee (HoCo) parties, according to Harvard administrators...
...Harvard Drug and Alcohol Peer Advisors (DAPA) has so far allocated some of the funds given to Harvard for HoCo parties in Pforzheimer, Quincy, and Winthrop, Campus Life Fellow John T. Drake ’06 wrote in an e-mail yesterday...
Dudley’s grant is intended to HoCo-type events for the House, such as special dinners and parties. However, given that only 57 undergraduates are affiliated with Dudley (and only 32 live in the Dudley Cooperative House), the amount allocated per Dudley student is wildly out of proportion to the amount allocated per student in the residential Houses. It should receive an amount of money roughly proportionate to the amount allocated per student to other Houses, multiplied by the number of students affiliated with Dudley. Since the 12 Houses receive about $11 per student per semester, Dudley should...
While this term’s Dudley House allocation was far too high, the allocation system the UC already uses for the rest of the College’s Houses could also use a bit of tweaking. Currently, it grants every HoCo $4,500 per semester for expenses related to house life. This money goes towards funding social events, such as stein clubs, that benefit the community of students residing in the House. Nevertheless, since some Houses have more residents than others, students in larger Houses are already receiving less money per student than students in houses with smaller populations...