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...College will now allow student groups to tailgate on Ohiri Field at this year’s Harvard-Yale Game, reversing an earlier plan to set aside a separate area for House Committee (HoCo) tailgates...
Administrators reversed the decision to have a separate HoCo tailgating area at a meeting last night with HoCo chairs and Undergraduate Council leaders. The College delegated responsibility to HoCos and the council to hash out the details of the tailgates—including the admissions policies for the tailgate area, ID checks for alcoholic beverages and parking assignments, said Zac Corker ’04, the College’s new assistant for social programming...
...College’s number one priority should be to carve out a reserved space in the middle of general admission parking for Harvard’s Houses to set up their tailgates. Twelve HoCo tailgates do not a party make. If only for the vast majority of Harvard students who owe allegiance to organizations other than Houses, HoCos and student groups, both recognized and unrecognized, should be allowed to tailgate together...
...right ways to ensure that students don’t get hurt. What it should do is work with Yale to ensure that New Havenites will have as much fun, and as much room, as their Cantabrigian cousins. And what it should do is ensure that the official HoCo tailgates at the Game are as integrated with other tailgates as possible so that this Game experience fosters the same camaraderie and solidarity amongst Harvard students as it always does at Yale. Otherwise, this year’s Game may manage to be more dangerous, more poorly attended and more uninspiring...
Mahan said that his biggest concern following a meeting with House Committee (HoCo) chairs and University Hall officials last week about The Game is that separating the official student organization tailgates on Ohiri Field from the open admission areas on the Intramural fields will segregate the undergraduate population...