Word: interclubs
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...committee noted that its action could nullify the voluntary "interclub agreement" of decorum and order during the punching season as well as their in formal agreement with the College to behave responsibly...
...concerns the administration may have that severing ties will result in a loss of control over the activities of the groups, these fears seem unfounded. The clubs maintain an interclub agreement, under which they pledge to treat each other civilly, and which stipulates disciplinary measures for breaking club or College etiquette. Presumably, if the College extricates itself from their affairs, the clubs may choose not to renew the agreement. But the entire undergraduate membership of the clubs consists of Harvard students, and as such they remain answerable to the College...
First, it is important to recognize that the Pi Eta Club is not a party to the Interclub Agreement, which includes all Harvard final clubs. As Douglas Grant '85 pointed out in response to Mr. Bok, in this sense, the Pi Eta is more of an "open" club like the Hasty Pudding. So to connect the final clubs to the Pi Eta in this way is inaccurate; the Pi Eta is a wholly independent organization...
...council of the club presidents, the ICC [Interclub Committee], directs all 100 percenters to report to the back porch of Ivy at 9:30 sharp (oh heavy irony here, on the back porch of Ivy, entering not the front door or being admitted to the parlor, but stumbling through the dark around the carousing house, and coming through the servants' entry...
...recognizes the right of every club to be selective. Selectivity implies the right of a club to impose a religious quota, if it so desires,"--text of a statement released by the Interclub Committee, Princeton University, February 10, 1958--"The ICC does not approve of religious and racial discrimination, but has no power to control the Bicker policy of individual clubs. Ultimate responsibility for religious and racial discrimination rests with individual members of individual clubs...