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...College administration alone will review travel funding applications from student groups and distribute the supplemental funds to HoCos??€”two tasks originally entrusted to the UC when the fund was initiated...
...houses must be willing to participate in their HoCos and determine how to best spend this money. Whether this means standardizing the HoCo election process or allowing for more non-officer input, a larger group of students per house should become involved to best spend the cash in HoCos??€™ deeper pockets...
...percent of the UC’s semester budget—stayed in the general grants fund. Flores said she hopes the money will now be used in the same spirit as the party fund: to improve campus social life. She added that freshmen will also benefit from the HoCos??€™ increased budgets because they might be more apt to attend House events this spring after receiving housing assignments tomorrow. Adams HoCo Co-Chair Omar M. Abdelsamad ’09 said he appreciated that, if the resolution passes, it would be up to the HoCos themselves rather than...
Assistant Dean of the College Paul J. McLoughlin II said last Tuesday that student groups—including HoCos??€” would have to file receipts from their events before the University would reimburse spending. But the College reversed its position later in the week when Associate Dean for Residential Life Suzy M. Nelson announced that HoCos would continue to receive the $4,500 as an up-front lump sum each semester...
...HoCo funding has rightfully grown from $1,000 per House per semester as little as four years ago to $4,500 today. When UC allocations to HoCos were smaller, it made more sense to fund Dudley House at half the level of the other Houses. But now that HoCos??€™ funding is no longer supplemented by House dues—and their UC allocations are so much higher—the tradition of granting Dudley House half of the other Houses’ share ought to end. The UC’s decision to grant Dudley House $2,250?...