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...guide] would basically, as I understand it now, be all encompassing, from concerts to club parties being thrown at New Haven clubs and bars which I know is something a couple of Harvard students are working on,” Haan said. According to Haan, House Committees (HoCos) have been receptive to the idea of incorporating freshmen into their tailgating festivities. “At some point this week we’re going to encourage HoCos to directly contact freshmen dorms through the freshmen dorm lists to make sure they know their tailgates are available to them...
...that House Committees (HoCos) are the lifeblood of Harvard College’s social scene would not be far from the truth. Although other clubs and groups have events for their members, and although the Undergraduate Council (UC) throws an occasional campus-wide bash, HoCos are the one common denominator reverberating throughout the undergraduate social experience. Week in and week out, they provide countless opportunities for everything from partying to House bonding to forming friendships with housemates that one would never otherwise meet. HoCos across campus share two common attributes. First, from an efficiency standpoint, a dollar spent on HoCo...
...really convinced that ending the tailgate early will [prevent or curb binge drinking],” Capp said, “I think they’re conflating fun with binge drinking.”But Lowell House Committee (HoCo) chair Neil K. Mehta ’06 said that in spite of disappointment over the ban on drinking games and limited tailgating, he thought the rules were sensible. “I think [Yale has] taken the right steps by keeping people off the top of U-Hauls and trying to make it clear that they care about...
...more consistent basis,” said UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06. Gutierrez added that the UC planned to monitor more closely how the larger sums granted to these parties are spent. Last night, the UC also passed a bill to provide House Committees (HoCos) with their funding for the semester up front. This change marks a departure from previous years, in which the HoCos laid out money for their expenditures and were subsequently reimbursed by the UC. The UC doles out $3,500 to each HoCo per semester, which comes out to about...
...entered into the House Representative ballot unless they specified otherwise. Additional candidates who did not drop down from the Class Marshal elections submitted a petition with 10 signatures in order to enter the candidate pool. Some representatives attributed their House enthusiasm to past involvement in their respective House Committees (HoCos). “I was interested in becoming the Lowell House Representative to the Senior Class Committee because of my fantastic experience on Lowell HoCo for the past two years,” said Lowell House Representative Kaartiga Sivanesan ’06. “LoHoCo has markedly improved...