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Upon presenting our Harvard IDs, which now display our birthdates, many seniors were informed by The Links Club management that this card did not constitute proper identification. When our class marshals were appealed to for intervention on our behalf, we were told by Radcliffe Marshal Frances Alice Peale, "You should have known that a Harvard ID card cannot be used outside the University. You always have to show a driver's license at a bar." Frances, as our elected representative, did not at first try to negotiate with The Links Club administration. Instead, she chastised us for our "misguided" assumption...
...pamphlet of senior events distributed by our marshals, the authors were careful to note that at both the Reunion at the Union and at the Senior Party at the Links Club, proper ID was required. Says the pamphlet: "Anyone who shows their College ID with the appropriate birthdate will be accepted at Senior events as legal. If there is any question as to your eligibility...you are encouraged to carry your College ID or your driver's license as long as it has your picture and the necessary birthdate...
...fact, the turnaround was too good to be true. Suspicious examiners had noticed that the "Morgan Lamb" taking the test was a pregnant woman, although she resembled a man in her exam ID photo. Nine months later, police arrested Lamb, who by that time was working at a prominent firm, and his wife, Laura Salant, a promising Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer. Police had found Salant's fingerprints on the exam booklets and discovered that she posed for the exam ID photo wearing men's clothing...
Ticket prices for trials are $2 for adults, $1 for students with valid ID. For evening finals, prices are $4 for adults, $2 for students with ID...
Kelly said she also makes a point of becomingfamiliar with students from other houses who eatat Winthrop regualrly. I also know "our poolpeople, like Debbie," she said, pointing to LowellHouse resident Deborah H. Glueck, a frequent Housediner. "They don't show their ID's that way, andit's more personal," she said...