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...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,” Haan said. In addition to welcoming freshmen, the HoCos are banding together to save money on truck rentals and liquor supplies. “We all realized that we wanted the same things and pooling our resources would be a lot more efficient and cost-beneficial,” Adams House HoCo Co-Chair Kangni “Connie” Zong ’06 wrote in an e-mail. Haan...
...purchasers in Boston may soon need to bring proof of address as well as an ID to the liquor store if a new ordinance regulating keg sales is passed, as expected, on Thursday. Boston City Councilor-At-Large and Chairman of Public Safety on the Boston City Council Stephen J. Murphy proposed the move in September in a bid to curb excessive drinking, particularly by students. The ordinance will require all liquor stores in the Boston area to report the names, addresses and birthdates of anyone buying a keg to the Boston Police Department (BPD). Right now, keg sales...
...Haul each.Last year, in response to widespread concern about underage drinking and pressure from the Boston Police Department, the Harvard Office of Student Activities implemented a number of restrictions centralizing all undergraduate tailgating and banning U-Hauls entirely. Last year’s tailgate also saw centralized liquor distribution and ticketed alums and guests. The College has also banned kegs at the Game, in Cambridge, since 2002.Associate Dean of Student Affairs for Yale College Betty Trachtenberg attributed the new restrictions to concerns over student safety at tailgates, particularly at previous Harvard-Yale games. She also said the rules were aimed...
...nostalgia for the past—the foot traffic of the 1980s and a reinvigoration of independent businesses. Those in attendance offered concrete suggestions about stores that are missing from the Harvard Square mix. Owners expressed wishes for a centrally located grocery store, an Apple computer store, more liquor licenses, and fewer banks. They also expressed a desire to provide what the business owners termed “anchor” attractions and stores. The business owners said they felt that popularity had declined, that shopping had decreased, and that business was stagnant. In order to remedy this situation, business...
Julian English is a man who squanders what fate gave him. He has a country-club membership and a loving wife. His decline and fall, over the course of three days around Christmas, is a matter of spending, liquor and a couple of reckless gestures. That his calamity is petty only makes it more powerful...