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The Cambridge License Commission seems to think so. After Harvard officials noticed advertisements for two different Casino Nights events organized by Lowell and Quincy House Committees, both events had to be canceled due to a Cambridge city ordinance forbidding "games of chance." While the events may have been cleared if...
We concede that it is the role of the License Commission to enforce existing city statues. But if the purpose of these statues is to maintain order in the City of Cambridge, then the cancellation of these events is misguided at best. The entire purpose of House Committees is to...
What is more disturbing than the License Commission's enforcement of the law, however, is its apparent belief that it can and should act as the arbiter of our collective moral worth. In a letter to The Crimson (published on January 9, 1998), Richard V. Scali, executive officer of the...
And if "games of chance" are illegal in the City of Cambridge, we have another question for the License Commission. As patrons of a nine-month-long Cambridge casino with a $30,000 cover charge, we wonder: Where was the License Commission during the housing lottery?
Most of the money allocated to bring alcohol to Springfest is not in fact going to be spent on beer. Harvard regulations require that we hire a BAT team to check IDs ($400) and an extra police officer. Additionally, we had to acquire a one-day liquor license, and allow...